Subnautica 2 is One Step Closer to Early Access
Subnautica 2 has long been in the spotlight, not only for its gameplay but also for behind-the-scenes developments. In particular, the internal studio crisis and legal proceedings had made the game’s future uncertain. Now, a new decision seems poised to completely change things for both players and the development team.
Subnautica 2 Approaching Early Access
According to the court’s decision, Ted Gill, one of the founders of Unknown Worlds, has been reinstated as CEO, paving the way for Subnautica 2 to enter early access. This process, previously blocked for various reasons, is now under the studio’s control.
The background to this situation is actually quite complicated. A disagreement between the publisher and the development team led to management changes and disrupted the game’s release plans. Even the game’s readiness became a subject of debate. However, this court decision seems to have significantly strengthened the development team’s hand.
The most critical detail here is that the decision also restores the studio’s control over Steam. Technically, Subnautica 2’s early access period could begin at any moment. The game was already planned for early access this year, so the wait might not be too long.
Of course, the process isn’t completely closed. The publisher still has the possibility of appealing the decision. But looking at the current situation, the feeling is that the long-awaited early access period for Subnautica 2 is now very close. For those waiting for the game, this is the clearest glimmer of hope in a long time.
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