Recent reviews by Slaughter_Otter

>be me
>be playing Subnautica
>computer tells me the disease I have is advancing
>running out of time
>I have two fully upgraded submarines
>have a lead on where to go
>can dive to 900 meters before crush depth
>surely this game doesn't expect me to go more than three quarters of a mile down
>surely
>load up on food and water
>find massive underwater cave network about 400 meters down
>full of nasty super predators that can shoot lightning
>go deeper
>gets worse
>go deeper
>600 meters down
>find a river of brine
>surely this has to be the bottom
>surely
>food is running low
>water is running low
>fauna is becoming more aggressive
>cave goes deeper
>full of colossal ancient skeletons
>800 meters
>surely we're at the bottom NOW
>surely
>find gigantic glowing underwater tree
>captivated by it's beauty
>food gone
>drink the last of my water rations
>go a bit further
>there's a cliff
>the brine is falling into the abyss
>a chasm that seems endless
>900 meters down, I'm at crush depth but I need to go deeper
>I need to turn back
>these caves are a maze
>I'm lost
>it's dark
>I can hear the predators all around me echoing through the water
>there's an eerie bioluminescence inherent to almost all life on this planet
>I can see them dance in the pitch black waters
>starving now
>dehydration isn't far behind
>at least I packed more batteries than what I needed so my sub and tools won't run out of power
>but this game doesn't give you weapons
>at least nothing capable of killing a 100 meter long translucent ghost snake
>I couldn't make it back
>I got lost, drowned after leaving the sub on a desperation play
>never to be found

I've never had a game put me on the edge of an IRL anxiety attack before, Subnautica is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ great.

It's a wonderful tool for playing tabletop with your friends whether they be people you know IRL or through the internet, especially if you live in an area where the game you like isn't popular or if you either can't or won't spend the money for an expensive miniature intensive game. The Workshop support is very good and it's constantly getting updated with new things, the controls are intuitive and everything looks very nice. Personally I use this for Warhammer 40K and Battletech, and I'm in the process of trying to convince my D&D groups to leave Roll20 and migrate to TTS since this program is simply superior in every way.