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Best Subnautica Mods You get a lot of freedom and options to do as you wish in Subnautica. It’s strange, then, that the game only gives you six quickslots to play with, especially when you can. Subnautica has a wonderfully active modding community, and here are the best mods we could find for every type of player. By Benjamin Baker Published Nov 23, 2019 Share Share Tweet Email. New Subnautica Mod Brings the Gargantuan Leviathan to Life We Can’t Wait to See This Thing in Its Full Glory Subnautica is one of the scariest non-horror games out there, mostly because the deep. Z1’s Modded Subnautica Series. (Note use the most updated version of these mods) Required Mods: QMods: SMLHelper.

Subnauticais one of the scariest non-horror games out there, mostly because the deep sea is terrifying. Our own ocean is bad enough. An alien ocean? That’s even worse. And of all the horrifying creatures in the game, one of the scariest is the Gargantuan Leviathan, which you can’t run into… because the only specimens you find are already dead. The Gargantuan Fossil, found in the Lost River biome, is all that remains of a massive, leviathan-dwarfing creature that once swam the waters of Planet 4546B. The beast’s skull alone is almost 100 meters long–roughly the size of an entire Sea Dragon Leviathan. And now, a team of modders are preparing to resurrect it.

This Subnautica mod is a smaller version of the water filtration machine that builds on the wall and allows you to drink water directly from it.

SpaceCatCreations have announced their intent to create a functional mod for the Gargantuan Leviathan, and they released this striking trailer to go with it. Currently, the mod is in the early stages, so the textures and animation are a bit rough and the creature has a tendency to clip through the sea floor. These small imperfections didn’t stop our blood from going cold when we saw exactly how big this critter is.

According to the preliminary builds distributed to streamers, SpaceCatCreations have included the option to scan the beast, and the in-game lore says its size ranges from 900 meters as a juvenile to 2000 meters as an adult. Add in its tendency to coil up on itself at the surface of the ocean and you’ve something that looks positively Lovecraftian. Also, it glows when it’s hunting you. Cthulhu’s got nothing on the Gargantuan Leviathan.

Follow SpaceCatCreations’ YouTube account for future updates. We know we will.

Subnautica is available for PC, Mac, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.

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Subnautica has been around for a while. And having stood the test of time, it has become one of the most polished open-world survival experiences out there.

The game itself already has plenty to offer. But what’s even better is that mods let you customize your experience even further.

So if you’re convinced to dive into the depths of customizing everything Subnautica, let’s take a look at some of the best mods to check out and get you started on that journey.

30. Map

Subnautica’s survival mechanics have been praised particularly because the game doesn’t always tell you where to go or what to do.

Exploration is that much more exciting because you’re given the freedom to discover it as you wish.

While that may sound appealing to the more veteran survival crowd, it may make the game seem intimidating to newcomers.

So with this Map mod, making your way around the map seems less overwhelming.

It just adds map to your PDA which you’ll be able to access anytime.

29. New Biome Map

Another thing you’re definitely going to want would be the New Biome Map.

This mod overhauls the biome mode already included in the Map mod we mentioned, making everything much easier to read and keep track of.

It adds tons of important details like location entrances, hostile spawn areas, wrecks, and much more, making it much easier to plan out your paths for when there are places that need to be revisited.

28. Mini Map

As if those mods weren’t enough handholding, this next one even adds your very own mini map so your immediate surroundings will always be accessible in your HUD.

With these three map mods installed, you won’t ever have to worry about losing track of where you are.

27. Safe Autosave

I honestly can’t think of any recent games that don’t include an autosave feature.

It’s just something that has become a given in gaming, as I myself have gotten so used to just powering off without manual saving.

Safe Autosave, simply enough, adds an autosave feature to the game. Giving you one less thing to worry about.

26. MoreQuickSlots

Up next we have yet another great quality of life mod.

As the modder himself explains: it just doesn’t make sense that Subnautica gives you 9 tools but only 5 quick slots to use.

Fine, let’s be honest – having enough quick slots for everything just isn’t a luxury you usually get.

That doesn’t have to be the case with Subnautica, though, as the MoreQuickSlots mod gives you a total of 12 quick access item slots which are easily accessible with simple hotkeys.

25. EasyCraft

Crafting is part of pretty much any survival game. But it can get quite tedious in Subnautica.

And while having blueprints in most games would allow you to quickly craft the item, in Subnautica that just means crafting capability for that item has been unlocked.

EasyCraft offers a simple solution, allowing you to instantly craft items from blueprints.

The mod even automatically takes needed resources from nearby storage units when necessary, making everything move along much quicker.

24. AutosortLockers

This brings us to another tedious aspect of the game – inventory management.

Running out for supplies is always interesting as you never know what new creatures or environments you’ll encounter.

Sorting through your haul back at your base, however, is a whole different story.

Getting things organized can take a lot of time, too. But thanks to modder RandyKnapp, AutosortLockers can do that for you.

The mod allows you to build color-coded storage lockers where you can set what specific item types each hold.

In addition to that, you’ll be able to build a Standing Autosort Receptacle which conveniently allows you to dump everything you’ve just gathered and simply watch it distribute everything into the appropriate containers.

23. Resource Monitor

Speaking of keeping your base organized, let’s look into the Resource Monitor mod.

This keeps track of every item you have tucked away in the various containers around your base, so you won’t have to keep going back and forth to find out what you need to stock up on.

The mod allows you to withdraw items right from the interface as well, making it much easier to grab whatever you need.

22. BetterPowerInfo

With all the upgrades you’re building around the base, it’s vital that you keep an eye on your power consumption as well.

After all, making sure your base stays up and running is one of the most basic things to do when it comes to survival.

The BetterPowerInfo mod makes it much easier to stay on top of power information, adding a much more detailed power production and consumption menu. The mod is very easy to use, letting you access the information by simply hitting the P button.

21. Slot Extender

There’s an entire world just outside your base, and I’m sure you prefer to spend most of your time out and about.

With that, there are a number of mods that can help make exploring the depths easier. And the Slot Extender is one of many you’ll want to try.

You’re probably very familiar with how useful the Seamoth and Prawn Suits are by now… but how much more useful could they possibly be?

Slot Extender makes sure you’re able to maximize both, giving you an extra 8 upgrade module slots for both.

20. BlueprintTracker

Supply runs are an essential part of th