Something is brewing at the bottom of the sea. The recent Worlds Part 2 update of No Man’s Sky has completely revolutionized the game’s universe, adding a wide range of new planets, creatures, and improvements to existing environments. Players are eagerly exploring these new additions, although some recent events have sparked an air of mystery and controversy within the community.
Cthulhu, is that you?
Among the novelties, there has been the sighting of a supposed sea monster, known by some as The Monster of the Depths, which resembles the Mosasaurus, the iconic marine reptile popularized in the Jurassic World saga. The sightings have been reported by various players on social media, who share images and anecdotes about their encounters. However, the existence of this creature is questioned by many, who argue that, without concrete evidence or glyphs detailing its location, its veracity is doubtful.
Despite the doubts, the reaction among players is intense. Comments like I will NEVER set foot on ocean planets again and references to thalassophobia, the fear of deep waters, have emerged as responses to the unsettling atmosphere this monster generates. Some have even compared the experiences of this sighting to the gameplay experience of titles like Subnautica, which speaks to the influence that No Man’s Sky’s world design has on the user’s experience.
Additionally, it is not the only sighting of giant creatures that has been reported in recent days, which adds even more intrigue to the exploration of the universe in this title. As players continue to speculate about the authenticity of the reports and the nature of these beings, the community eagerly awaits new updates that will shed light on the direction the game will take in the future.