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Early Access Hotfix 2

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Patch notes for Early Access Hotfix 2 (v114707), released May 22, 2026, featuring resource adjustments, Hammerhead behavior fixes, and stability improvements.

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Early Access Hotfix 2 was a hotfix update for Subnautica 2 Early Access 1.0.

Update Details

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Version114707
TypeHotfix
DateMay 22nd, 2026
BlogUnknown Worlds News

Changelist

PC & XBOX

  • Added more Silver resource areas in the early game region.
  • Added more Troilite resource areas in the late game region.
  • Adjusted Hammerhead behavior so they are no longer as attracted to Tadpole lights. This previously resulted in Hammerheads following players, even back to their bases, and hanging out there trying to reach the Tadpole.
  • Fixed a bug where players could occasionally be teleported back to their base while exploring in a Tadpole.
  • Fixed an infinite oxygen bug after a player died of hunger or thirst while piloting a Tadpole.
  • Resolved a crash that could occur when losing connection from a multiplayer game.
  • Fixed a crash that could occur randomly in the late game region.
  • Improved performance when using Epic visual settings.
  • Added a callout to let players know that telemetry can be turned off at any time from settings.
    • This callout is only available in English and will be translated in the next patch.
  • Implemented some changes to the Terms of Service.
    • Revised sections include Preamble, Limited License, Gameplay Videos, Prohibited Uses, Ownership, Section Title, Player-Submitted Content, Limitation of Liability, Transfer of Terms and Conditions.
  • Implemented some changes to the Privacy Policy.
    • Revised sections include Privacy Notice, What Information Do We Collect, How We Share Your Information, Security of Your Information.

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