The developers of the upcoming survival game Subnautica 2 have warned fans that some actions are sending “fraud invitations” to a game for the game through Steam messages. Playtest is not real, saying that the unknown world, who pointed out that any invitation will only come in an email from their own domain name.
“We have been aware that fraud invitations to a Playtest Subnautica 2 are being sent on Steam to our community,” said the Donna Abramo community about the official discord of the game (discovered by GameSradar). “We will never contact you directly on Steam to invite you to any user research or play opportunity.”
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The studio asked the player to participate in a user study last month, but the link was also Discord. “Any contact related to studies or Playtest will only be emailed from an unknown world address,” Abramo added. She asked any pitiful soul clicked on the link to change their steam passwords and point them to Valve’s help page for those with stolen or attacked accounts.
As always, the best advice is to simply never click on any link that anyone sends to you, ever. I practice this every day and look at me, happiness does not know about everything. Although saying that the link has brought the opportunity to throw into a rockpool of Sea Water from the sequel to one of the best survival games, I will at least be sad because of the removal of that imagination.
The last time we heard about Subnautica 2 followed a segment of introduction released by the studio last year. Sea-Quel will have four co-op players and its early access is set to last for at least a few years. It was a time this year. Meanwhile, be wary of fraud.
