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Editorial standards

Editorial Policy

Subnautica 2 is in Early Access, so information can change quickly. This policy explains how Subnautica 2 Wiki handles official sources, community reports, corrections, and gameplay details that can shift during Early Access.

Corrections: send the page address, the incorrect detail and a supporting source through our contact page.
Underwater briefing scene with a submersible and illuminated structures

Publishing rules

Primary sources first

Official Unknown Worlds posts, store pages, Xbox Wire, platform listings, and official community channels are preferred for factual claims.

No invented wiki facts

Creature names, item recipes, biome layouts, drop rates, and story details should not be presented as fact until they are verified.

Community reports need labels

Reddit, Discord, Steam Discussions, and videos can point to leads, but the page should say whether the report is repeated, current, and useful for a player decision.

Corrections stay simple

When a page is wrong or outdated, the priority is to update it clearly, keep the reader oriented, and preserve source links where useful.

Using and correcting the guides

Find the right guide

Use platform pages for purchase and setup questions, progression guides for routes, recipe pages for material budgets, and update coverage for patch changes.

Check the game version

Compare the guide date and version notes with your installed game, especially when a recipe, objective or bug workaround behaves differently.

Compare your route

For location reports, include the starting landmark and approach direction. For crafting discrepancies, include the station, ingredient list and game version.

How corrections land

A correction should identify the page, the incorrect sentence, the current source, and whether the change affects a purchase, route, recipe, bug workaround, or spoiler.

Corrections

Send corrections with the page URL, the incorrect text, and the best available source.

Attribution

Official sources and external communities should be linked when they are central to a claim or reader decision.