Unlike the previous original part, the DLC does not have a map, but there is a deep and intriguing plot, well-developed gameplay and an amazing atmosphere. The main feature of this supplement is the most detailed world, which is an underwater habitat. This time, the player will have to get acquainted not only with new difficulties that may overtake him in the process of studying this biome, but also with the new protagonist. And one that doesn't fit Below Zero.The events of Subnautica Below Zero, a full-fledged and independent addition to the open-world adventure action of the same name, unfold in the vast expanses of the Arctic, within the planet 4546B. The Cyclops was never an especially great vehicle to begin with. So what you'd get out of the Cyclops is that you'd feel big, important, and special for all of five minutes, then you'd realise you had nowhere to actually drive it.
There isn't a one-size-fits-all vehicle, your vehicle must suit your environment. It really is like wanting to drive an eighteen-wheeler around a small village, or a jeep through a calm wooded area where people go for picnics. I mean, the Cyclops is so giant, even in the original Subnautica there were plenty of places you couldn't fit it.
I've said it before, but this isn't a game where you're out to dominate the depths in a giant, roving castle that-to me-still feels kind of hilariously overcompensatory. Have you considered why you want it? What you'd get out of it? It just doesn't fit here. These aren't long, empty stretches of open land akin to what one might find in the USA's Midwest. You can try, but it's really not going to work out. It's like wanting to drive an eighteen-wheeler around a small, sleepy European village. Where would you drive the Cyclops to, Zak? The worldspace isn't designed for it.
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