Having played the better part of 20-plus hours of No Man's Sky over the past few days, as well as countless hours of Unknown Worlds' Subnautica, we took it upon ourselves to look at the similarities between the two, followed by their differences and weigh up which game you might want to be playing survival in. And, considering Subnautica has had less than half the media attention of No Man's Sky, we thought it was also a good opportunity to bring the game into the light.
So, which game wins?
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