Subnautica 2's Annoying Fish Can Now Be Hunted in Dave the Diver DLC
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Subnautica 2's Annoying Fish Can Now Be Hunted in Dave the Diver DLC

authorBy Jane McGonigal
DateOct 08, 2026
Read Time2 min

A new expansion for the popular game, Dave the Diver, will finally allow players to confront and defeat the infamous Nibbler Mangos, a persistent nuisance from Subnautica 2. This long-awaited crossover was unveiled at the Triple-I Initiative showcase, much to the excitement of fans.

Scheduled for release in early 2027, the downloadable content (DLC) pack will seamlessly merge elements of Unknown Worlds' survival adventure with Dave's aquatic escapades. Players can anticipate venturing into alien waters, gathering resources, pursuing various marine life, and potentially discovering novel ingredients for Bancho's culinary creations. This collaboration offers a satisfying resolution for Subnautica 2 players who have expressed frustration over their inability to combat these aggressive creatures within their original game, even resorting to unofficial modifications to do so.

While this marks the final major DLC for Dave the Diver, developer Mintrocket hints at the possibility of smaller updates or collaborations in the future, ensuring Dave's universe remains vibrant and engaging. Additionally, Bancho the Chef, a beloved character, is set to star in his own prequel game, promising further adventures for fans.

This innovative partnership between two distinct gaming universes underscores the power of creative collaboration in enriching player experiences. It not only addresses specific player desires but also expands the narrative and gameplay possibilities for both titles, demonstrating how shared worlds can foster new forms of enjoyment and engagement within the gaming community.

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