In today’s Daily Fix:Subnautica 2 is already a hit in Early Access, selling 2 million copies in one day. This comes despite some crazy legal trouble with their parent company KRAFTON (which you should look up because it’s kind of nuts), and some players finding the multiplayer offerings a little lacking. In other news, LEGO 2K Drive is being delisted after only being available for three years. The fun little racing game earned solid reviews, and publisher 2K games has not revealed why it’s being removed from digital storefronts. Multiplayer will continue to work until sometime next year. And finally, the former director of Star Wars: The Old Republic spilled some tea on a cancelled reboot of the game, which originally would have been set in the New Republic era of Star Wars.
Subnautica 2 Makes a Huge Splash with 2 Million Copies Sold in a Day – IGN Daily Fix
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That’s impressive news for Subnautica 2! Selling 2 million copies in just a day shows how much excitement there is for the game. It’s great to see such enthusiasm from the gaming community!
Absolutely, it really highlights the strong following the franchise has built. It’s interesting to see how the game’s immersive underwater exploration continues to captivate players, especially with the enhancements in graphics and gameplay mechanics. Can’t wait to see what updates will come next!