Aurora Subnautica Guide: Uncovering the Secrets of the Ocean World

If you're new to Subnautica, you might be wondering where to start and what resources are available in this vast ocean world. In this article, we'll cover some essential tips and tricks for surviving on this ancient alien planet.

One crucial aspect is food preservation. With Salt at your disposal, you can craft Cured Fish that will last indefinitely in your inventory. Additionally, the Bladderfish can be used to make Water Bottles, which can then be turned into cooked fish using the Fabricator.

The Grassy Plateaus are a great place to gather basic raw materials, including Lithium. These biomes are relatively safe to explore, but you'll need to keep your distance from the Safe Shallows until you've crafted a Radiation Suit. The latter is essential for avoiding radiation damage as you venture closer to the mysterious structures surrounding the crater.

In the Kelp Forest, you can find Salt Deposits, Creepvines (for Creepvine Samples or Creepvine Seed Clusters), and Stalker Teeth. These biomes offer a rich source of resources, including Acid Mushrooms, Quartz, Limestone Outcrops for Copper Ore or Titanium, and Sandstone Outcrops for Gold, Lead, or Silver Ore.

As you explore the ocean world, keep an eye out for Metal Salvage, which can be broken down into 4 x Titanium using the Fabricator. Stalkers will often drop their teeth when trying to pick up this valuable resource.

Eventually, you'll want to construct a habitat builder and start building your own base. This will allow you to craft more complex items and even underwater vehicles. The lifepod is equipped with a fabricator that can create most basic items as long as you have the necessary raw materials.

After crash-landing on the planet in the Aurora, you'll find yourself stranded with only a small lifepod. But don't worry – Subnautica offers a wealth of resources and opportunities to uncover its secrets. With persistence and exploration, you can discover something is not quite right on this planet and perhaps even find a way off.

Whether you're just starting out or have been playing for a while, remember that the building blocks are all here – it's up to you to choose the layout and components to create your own unique experience. So, dive in and start exploring!

Aurura subnautica guide