zoli2D's Subnautica
Modby zoli2D
Subnautica themed, survival, sandbox, roleplay mod
Description
zoli2D's Subnautica
JAVA 17!
About the mod:
The goal of zoli2D's Subnautica mod is to let us play our favorite survival game within our favorite block game. Survive on an ocean-covered planet where danger might lurk under almost every rock. In addition to this, you need to keep an eye on your oxygen and hydration levels, as they are crucial for survival. And don't forget to eat! I’ve heard that fresh Peeper is really tasty ;)
Explore the biomes, build vehicles, or create your dream base.
I recommend useing Better Diving with it, because it adds a very cool diving system and the seamoth into the game.
You should check out the Wiki of the mod to know the recipes and some other stuff
Content:
- 4546B Planet
- 16 Biomes
- 11 Carnivore
- 19 Herbivore
- 4+1 Leviathan
- Cyclops
- Prawn Suit
- Building Blocks
- Fabricator
- Mobile Vehicle Bay
- Builder Tool
- Plants
Permissions:
- You can use this mod in modpacks
- Don't upload it to other mod sites
- You can make addons for the mod, just let me know
- If you are making a video about the mod, don't forget to put the curseforge or modrinth link into the description!
Recommended Gear
AffiliateHardware and extras that pair well with this mod.
Mini PC for Self-Hosting
A low-power box that can sit in a cupboard and run a modded server around the clock.
Minecraft Enderman Character Plush
Enderman plush toys, and a reliable gift for a younger player.
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Screenshots
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