60FPS performance mode and haptic feedback confirmed for Subnautica: Below Zero on PS5

During this afternoon’sState of Play stream, Sony gave minor updates on a pair of indie games, and one of them wasSubnautica: Below Zeroof all things. Not that I’m complaining — I adoreSubnautica.

We got some familiar footage of this standalone new underwater adventure, along with word of a performance mode “targeting 60FPS” and that gotta-have-it haptic feedback support on PS5.

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Nice gesture: there’s a free PS4-to-PS5 upgrade offer forSubnauticaandSubnautica: Below Zero.

As explained during the stream and on thePlayStation Blog, “If you already own a physical or digital version of the firstSubnauticaon PS4, you’ll be able to upgrade to the digital PS5 version at no additional cost.” The same goes forSubnautica: Below Zero, which islaunchingon August 08, 2025.

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I imagine alotof people recently picked up the first game for free from Sony’s Play at Home 2021 promo — if so, enjoy. And if you happen to have a PS5, even better. I’m tempted to replay it.

After much back-and-forth-ing about whether or not I should playBelow Zerowhile it was being built in Early Access, I’ve pretty much run out the clock. I resisted, and there are only two weeks left to go.

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