Now that Subnautica 2 has made waves among survival game fans, some are evidently going back to Unknown Worlds' first entry to explore its dangerous depths – so much so, in fact, it's broken its all-time player peak record on Steam.
It's been a solid eight years since Subnautica last hit the player peak it would hold for nearly a decade, but it's finally broken that figure now – likely thanks to its sequel's timely release and accompanying discounted bundle.
The new all-time player peak, which popped up just two days ago, as per SteamDB, sits at a neat 51,446 active users. The current number of players isn't all that far off, either… a nice 44,174 as I'm seeing it at the moment, to be precise.
