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Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x
Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x

Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x

(235 reviews)

From the award-winning studio, unknown worlds Entertainment, presents the return to the world of 4546B with subnautica below Zero. Dive into a freezing underwater adventure on an alien planet. Set one year after the original subnautica, below Zero challenges you to survive the icy biomes both above and below the surface. Craft tools, scavenge for supplies, and unravel the next chapter in the subnautica story.

From the award-winning studio, unknown worlds Entertainment, presents the return to the world of 4546B with subnautica below Zero. Dive into a freezing underwater adventure on an alien planet. Set one year after the original subnautica, below Zero challenges you to survive the icy biomes both above and below the surface. Craft tools, scavenge for supplies, and unravel the next chapter in the subnautica story.

$54.00 - $58.88

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The lowest price for Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x right now is $54.00 at GD Games Australia, compared across 3 retailers.

The all-time low was $54.00 on 31 Dec 2025. That's the lowest price we've ever tracked — a great time to buy.

Prices last updated 10 May 2026.

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Subnautica: Below Zero - Xbox One/Series x

$54.00

(235 reviews)

From the award-winning studio, unknown worlds Entertainment, presents the return to the world of 4546B with subnautica below Zero. Dive into a freezing underwater adventure on an alien planet. Set one year after the original subnautica, below Zero challenges you to survive the icy biomes both above and below the surface. Craft tools, scavenge for supplies, and unravel the next chapter in the subnautica story.

From the award-winning studio, unknown worlds Entertainment, presents the return to the world of 4546B with subnautica below Zero. Dive into a freezing underwater adventure on an alien planet. Set one year after the original subnautica, below Zero challenges you to survive the icy biomes both above and below the surface. Craft tools, scavenge for supplies, and unravel the next chapter in the subnautica story.

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Last updated at 10/05/2026 16:31:20

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GD Games Australia

$54.00

Subnautica Below Zero - Xbox One / Xbox Series X

Delivery between 14–22 May $5

Play-Asia.com

$54.90

Subnautica: Below Zero

Delivery $12.76

Selling Out Soon

$58.88

Subnautica Below Zero Xbox Series X & Xbox One ✓NEW X1 + XSX 4K UHD Namco Bandai

Free delivery between 13–25 May

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Price history

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Reviews

A deep sea adventure full of fun
26 August 2022driha

originally posted on bestbuy.com

The best sequels are based on the idea of taking what was loved and improve/expand upon it. In that respect Subnautica Below Zero has achived that. Expanded gameplay features, expanded danger, clearer tutorials making it more friendly for first time players. Playin the first one is not required to play this one but as always it would help jump start your experience to be familiar with the mechanics. The story is fun and you can choose your level of challenge to have a true survival experience or just have fun building. The environment is massive feeling and is full or fun to explore...just don't get eaten.

A fun aquatic adventure.
13 August 2022TmntFan

originally posted on bestbuy.com

Subnautica below zero is a fun game that challenges to survive while find out what happened to your sister. It is challenging and fun. The game also has a mode that just lets you enjoy the sea with no limitations or goals. So you can play the game in the modes above or two additional modes. I am having a blast. I will highly recommend this game.

A must buy! (Rated E but scary)
5 March 2022PewPewOnYou

originally posted on bestbuy.com

Scariest game I’ve ever played in my 35 year gaming career. Two 30+ hour adventures for the price of one! Also, I was very impressed with the quality of the game being ported to the Switch. It even loads 3 times faster than the PS4. Definitely not an Ark Survival type of port but more like the Dying Light or Witcher 3 ports. I couldn’t be happier playing this on the go. ALMOST FORGOT TO MENTION: Both games are on the cartridge! I don’t know how but if you start the games before downloading updates; they will play.

Specification

Official Release DateMay 14, 2021
Players1

Price comparison

Updated 3 months ago
Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
GD Games Australia

$54.00

Out of stock

Subnautica Below Zero - Xbox One / Xbox Series X

Delivery between 14–22 May $5

Play-Asia.com

$54.90

Subnautica: Below Zero

Delivery $12.76

Selling Out Soon

$58.88

Out of stock

Subnautica Below Zero Xbox Series X & Xbox One ✓NEW X1 + XSX 4K UHD Namco Bandai

Free delivery between 13–25 May

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

A deep sea adventure full of fun
26 August 2022

The best sequels are based on the idea of taking what was loved and improve/expand upon it. In that respect Subnautica Below Zero has achived that. Expanded gameplay features, expanded danger, clearer tutorials making it more friendly for first time players. Playin the first one is not required to play this one but as always it would help jump start your experience to be familiar with the mechanics. The story is fun and you can choose your level of challenge to have a true survival experience or just have fun building. The environment is massive feeling and is full or fun to explore...just don't get eaten.

driha originally posted on bestbuy.com
A fun aquatic adventure.
13 August 2022

Subnautica below zero is a fun game that challenges to survive while find out what happened to your sister. It is challenging and fun. The game also has a mode that just lets you enjoy the sea with no limitations or goals. So you can play the game in the modes above or two additional modes. I am having a blast. I will highly recommend this game.

TmntFan originally posted on bestbuy.com
A must buy! (Rated E but scary)
5 March 2022

Scariest game I’ve ever played in my 35 year gaming career. Two 30+ hour adventures for the price of one! Also, I was very impressed with the quality of the game being ported to the Switch. It even loads 3 times faster than the PS4. Definitely not an Ark Survival type of port but more like the Dying Light or Witcher 3 ports. I couldn’t be happier playing this on the go. ALMOST FORGOT TO MENTION: Both games are on the cartridge! I don’t know how but if you start the games before downloading updates; they will play.

PewPewOnYou originally posted on bestbuy.com
Awesome Double Pack
9 January 2023

Subnautica is an underwater, first person exploration game. This is an excellent double pack, featuring the first game and the sequel below zero. Performance is a little poor on the switch, but manageable. For those susceptible to motion sickness or deep alien critters in dark underwater environments, proceed with caution!

Craztronics originally posted on bestbuy.com
Awesome fun ad amazing graphics
2 June 2023

Bought this for my son for Christmas with many other games. He finally got to this one and I am amazed by the graphics and all of the amazing interactions and things you can build. This game has a lot to offer and has been keeping him busy for days. We have been playing it for days on our 65" television and it looks awesome on there.

grgu_64 originally posted on ebay.com
Buyer Beware of Bugs
13 February 2022

This was the most immersive and beautiful games. 70 hours spent in world. Until I hit a bug that made the game on playable. Based on the large number of reports, this bug seems isolated to the Switch version. Users lose the ability to select items. For a crafting game, this cripples game play. There is zero evidence of any upcoming bug fixes from the developers. Buyer beware.

MD originally posted on Target
GET ON STEAM.... NOT ON SWITCH
3 August 2021

The itself game is amazing but maybe get it on the computer. It is fun, unique, engaging, and exciting. However, both games crash frequently and without any warning signs. There is no autosave system. It seems worst when returning to your base. This means you leave your base for a hour to two to explore a new area and collect supplies and then all of your progress is suddenly wiped on your way back. It also crashed while walking into room where the climax occurs of the first game. It also crashed just after finding after resurfacing from finding an item in the 2nd game I was looking for. I've been unable to find that item ever again despite looking for over an hour. Despite notifications by the developer about updates and improvements to prevent this. Every time you ... MoreThe itself game is amazing but maybe get it on the computer. It is fun, unique, engaging, and exciting. However, both games crash frequently and without any warning signs. There is no autosave system. It seems worst when returning to your base. This means you leave your base for a hour to two to explore a new area and collect supplies and then all of your progress is suddenly wiped on your way back. It also crashed while walking into room where the climax occurs of the first game. It also crashed just after finding after resurfacing from finding an item in the 2nd game I was looking for. I've been unable to find that item ever again despite looking for over an hour. Despite notifications by the developer about updates and improvements to prevent this. Every time you start it up after a crash it pops up with a "hey give us feedback" message. This feedback system doesn't work and I get an error message. The game is good enough I keep playing it... but buying it on the switch means you pay a premium over purchasing it on steam. Don't pay a premium for a glitchier product.

kaine48 originally posted on ebay.com
Great follow up to the original.
21 May 2021

First, I would suggest playing the first Subnautica game first. It is bit more expansive and it also goes at a slower pace so you're not so overwhelmed at first. I feel like it would be easy to get lost pretty fast in Below Zero, for someone who has not played the first game.That being said, if you are at all interested anything involving crafting, survival, exploration, discovery, sci-fi, then I highly recommend playing these games. They are incredibly addicting.I'm playing Below Zero on an Xbox series X and the game runs great. There is a high performance mode and a high frame rate mode. I use the performance mode so I can get a lower frame rate since I feel like the higher frame rate would give me motion sickness.

Darren originally posted on bestbuy.com
Thalassophobia, here I come!
30 July 2021

First off, if you have thalassophobia (fear of the ocean), you're in for a lot of nightmares. The whole premise of Subnautica is that your spaceship has crash landed on an alien planet. We've all been there basically except this planet has a massive ocean that you landed in. Do you know what's in an ocean!? There's a lot of different alien species in this particular ocean with some being useful for resources and others being absolute nightmares. Your goal is to survive during this. The game can be taken at your own pace and is very fun especially seeing what environments are around this ocean.Also included is Subnautica - Below Zero which is a sequel of sorts. Very good from what I've played, but I'll admit I've played more of Subnautica itself. Definitely worth a ... MoreFirst off, if you have thalassophobia (fear of the ocean), you're in for a lot of nightmares. The whole premise of Subnautica is that your spaceship has crash landed on an alien planet. We've all been there basically except this planet has a massive ocean that you landed in. Do you know what's in an ocean!? There's a lot of different alien species in this particular ocean with some being useful for resources and others being absolute nightmares. Your goal is to survive during this. The game can be taken at your own pace and is very fun especially seeing what environments are around this ocean.Also included is Subnautica - Below Zero which is a sequel of sorts. Very good from what I've played, but I'll admit I've played more of Subnautica itself. Definitely worth a pickup!

emr1310 originally posted on bestbuy.com
Two quality games
11 December 2021

I have the original on another system, so I decided to buy this 2-pack to replay it. Both games run reasonably well, there is a bit of pop-in but it didn't ruin the experience. There were a few savegame-destroying bugs which are fixed now. It might be worth checking out Reddit to see if there are any new bug issues.The game itself (both have similar plots) is that you land on a planet and must explore while figuring how to get off of it. You gather materials and technological "recipes" while exploring deeper and deeper. There are a variety of biomes, creatures, and tools/vehicles.

Josh originally posted on bestbuy.com

Specification

Official Release DateMay 14, 2021
Players1