Subnautica 2 Leaks Online Just Days Ahead of Early Access Launch
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
Unknown Worlds has confirmed that early development builds of Subnautica 2 have leaked online just days before the game's early access launch, warning players to avoid the unverified files.
Developer Unknown Worlds has confirmed that unofficial builds of Subnautica 2 are currently circulating online via unauthorized channels, just days before the highly anticipated ocean survival game hits early access. As originally reported by Rock Paper Shotgun, incomplete development files and gameplay footage began appearing on platforms like Reddit yesterday, prompting swift action from moderators and developers alike.
In a statement to IGN, Unknown Worlds addressed the leak directly, urging the community to steer clear of the floating files. The studio pointed out that these circulating versions are rough, unpolished development builds that do not accurately represent the intended experience. They also warned players about the security risks of downloading unverified files from the internet, noting that core features may be broken and stability cannot be guaranteed.
This security breach is the latest hurdle for a title that has already weathered a complicated background, including legal disputes between publisher Krafton and former Unknown Worlds executives. For players eagerly waiting to dive back into the depths, the official early access launch remains the safest and best way to experience the game. The proper release will include crucial multiplayer support and all future patches directly through official partner platforms.
Source: Rock Paper Shotgun
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Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun