Subnautica devs totally remove microtransactions following player complaints. “We’re removing [all monetization] to focus on making the best game that we can”.

Subnautica developer Unknown World’s has removed all microtransactions from its latest title, Moonbreaker. The changes come after fans hit back at the game’s monetization strategy. Prompting the studio to “completely overhaul” its “business model” and remove microtransactions. “It is important to us, especially during Early Access, to build an amazing game alongside our community. And focus on making Moonbreaker as fun as possible,” the team said.

Consequently, Moonbreaker’s in-game store is being “disabled” and all Pulsar purchases made thus far will also be automatically refunded into players’ Steam wallets.

Even the previously non-refundable Founder’s Pack can be refunded now, too. “A major part of the Early Access process is taking community feedback on board and making some big and exciting changes,” the studio said. “We’ve been reading and evaluating everything you’ve suggested on our Discord and Nolt board. Which is why we removed Cargo Run Contracts from Moonbreaker – and have been diligently reviewing every area of the game. “We really believe that Moonbreaker is something truly special, and that it will only improve in quality with community input. Your passion and love for the game has already inspired several major changes, albeit we’re only one month into Early Access.” Subnautica devs totally remove microtransactions following player complaints.

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