Subnautica - Unknown Leviathan (Short Film)

Fan Film Based on the Video Game Subnautica (Unknown Worlds)

[critical_fallout_imminent]

The fact the subnautica is set on a small crater and not the whole planet alone makes it likely for something even more scary than a reaper to exist

[tipmobe]

I love the "calorie intake recommend" amazing detail

[greenthunder]

I feel like vortex torps would react pretty violently inside an organism. The animation was incredible in every scene, absolutely incredible!

[crisis]

"There is always a bigger fish"
Qui-gon jinn

[HappyMatt]

Okay, this was freaking terrifying! I do not know how I ever completed Subnautica to be honest. I'm literally terrified of the ocean and deep water, if I cannot see the bottom I always feel like something monstrous and nightmarish is watching me from just out of sight, it freaks me out to just imagine that image, and Subnautica plays with that fear. Side note: The idea of a predator using a bio-luminescent lure to attract prey is so underutilized in Subnautica, they could have done something with that to trick the player into thinking the lure was some kind of important resource to have it actually work on the player and scare them the first time, like the angler fish trick in the abyss in SOMA (if anyone's played that and knows what I'm talking about)

[clasher]

There's always a bigger fish.
Was that the Far Lands at then end? Those used to be a substitute for the void in the earliest builds of Subnautica. Giant cliffs that went endlessly down in the water and went above the water to stop you from leaving the map. This was really well made as well.

[walaxometrobixinodrink]

that's a really cool creature
the hollow eyes are absolutely uncanny
great job

[Darkness__]

Pda: "Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. Are you certain whatever you're doing is worth it?" at the same time

[This_Justin]

Major props for actually doing the voice acting and giving it your best natural shot instead of resorting to stilted AI.

[_The.Golden]

“Oh no oh no” *says in the calmest voice possible*

[soudino]

this is pretty awesome i love the leviathan design and the fact that you wont know its there until its too late

[thecommentguy]

Sees seamoth exiting cave on a near 90° cliff wall
Every subnautica players: o h n o

[MCJustJ]

a full Subnautica fiilm would be so fun(Terrifying) to watch

So much built up fear from playing the game that I'd go into it shittng my pants

[RBLFGHTR]

That leviathan design was insanely cool! The quality is amazing and I love all the details! Bravo!

[voidisboxking]

The visuals of this short film are incredible, I’m glad YouTube recommended it to me.
That being said, the voice acting kinda took me out of the tension. Neither of the actors felt like they were in any danger, there wasn’t a sense of urgency to their voices that I’d expect.
BUT, huge props to the creators for using actual voice actors rather than AI or something!

[alexd]

They saying things like “oh, I’m so lucky to be here” at the beginning is just so funny when you’re someone who knows the game

[RevWarGuy]

This is awesome!
Not trying to offend but when I saw the leviathan my first though was that it looked like that old shriveled up fish from spongebob 😂

[UltraTagProductions]

This was a fantastic creation, as a 3D artist, hats off to you, man. Brilliant work

[superzilla]

This is what makes the Subnautica world so scary. every time you think you've seen the biggest of them all, something even bigger comes up from the black abyss below.

[FarawayFragrance]

The lore following is crazy, the ship holding 2 seamoths is the lore qccuracy