Minecraft Player Reveals What the Aurora from Subnautica…

To say that Minecraft is one of the most successful games of all time would be an understatement. The Mojang title has influenced the lives of millions of people across the globe and remains highly relevant even a decade after its release. One of the primary reasons for its incredible success is the developers' emphasis on regular updates, like the recent release of the Minecraft 1.19 Update.

If the player can visualize it in their minds, they surely can recreate the same in Minecraft. This is shown by numerous exceptional creations of users, including colossal Minecraft megastructures, weapons, vehicles, and more.

Oftentimes, Minecraft players take to the Internet to show off their creativity, like the Redditor DarmanRPG. The said Reddit user shared an image on the social media platform that shows a recreation of an iconic figure from another popular game. The Redditor presumably spent several hours making the Aurora from the popular survival game, Subnautica, using Minecraft's creation tools. DarmanRPG has chosen to create the post-explosion version of the Aurora, as seen from the front end of the vessel, which seems to be in ruins.

The post was met with an overwhelmingly positive response from the Reddit community, who showed their appreciation via more than 5,000 upvotes and several encouraging comments. Furthermore, many users felt nostalgic after seeing the post as it brought back memories from when they used to play Subnautica. Meanwhile, others pointed out the striking resemblance between the original Aurora vessel and DarmanRPG's creation in Minecraft. The action-adventure survival game has been a popular subject among Minecraft fans as previously, a player created the Kelp Forest from Subnautica.

For those who don't know, the Aurora is an Alterra Long-Range Capital Ship from the game Subnautica whose primary mission was to build a phase-gate on the instructions by the Alterra Corporation. The ship suffers an unfortunate fate while attempting a gravity slingshot maneuver around the planet 4546B and crashes into the ocean, beginning the player's survival journey.

Subnautica received massive critical and commercial acclaim when it was released in 2014, with fans praising the underwater exploration aspects of the game. A sequel, Subnautica: Below Zero, was released last year, and many fans speculate a new Subnautica title might be in development.