Subnautica 2 is now out in early access, and despite all the drama preceding it—so much drama—the game itself is actually great. Hurray! But hold on a second, because publisher Krafton is not done trying to stab itself in the foot.
We've now got some post-launch drama to enjoy, courtesy of Subnautica 2's ridiculously severe EULA. Now, EULAs often have weird stipulations, frequently serving as a reminder that we don't technically own our games outright, we've just purchased a licence. This means, for instance, if you die and try to bequeath your Steam account to a family member, you're out ...
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