Beginner Guides
First-hour survival, oxygen discipline, food, water, tools, and safe progression.
Launch-ready editorial direction
Build the Subnautica 2 guide site players land on first.
This first version is shaped around high-intent English searches: survival basics, resources, blueprints, biomes, vehicles, and co-op progression.
Player problem solving
Quick answers for the questions people search first
This section is the heart of a utility-style guide site: fast answers up front, then a clear path into deeper walkthroughs.
Content engine
Guide pages designed to turn one answer into the next click
These are the pages that keep traffic moving deeper into the site: a direct answer, a short explanation, and strong links into related resource, crafting, and map pages.
Start Here
Suggested reading paths for the most common player problems
Instead of dropping readers into a flat archive, give them a practical sequence. These paths are built to move from the first question to the next useful answer.
Lane Overview
What the library currently covers by topic lane
This gives readers and editors a fast picture of where the site is already strong, and where the next content gaps still are.
Latest Updates
Recently added guides worth surfacing first
Fresh additions help returning readers spot what is new without re-searching the whole site. This module also makes ongoing site activity more visible.
Information architecture
Site categories built for SEO and repeat visits
Keep the taxonomy simple. Readers should always know whether they need a beginner guide, a map page, or a crafting answer.
Resources & Materials
Where to find titanium, copper, quartz, rare ores, and efficient farming routes.
Blueprints & Crafting
Unlock paths, fabrication steps, and upgrade requirements for essential gear.
Biomes & Map
Biome overviews, threat levels, landmarks, route planning, and visual reference pages.
Vehicles & Bases
Best early modules, base layout ideas, power planning, and mobility upgrades.
Co-op & Updates
Multiplayer basics, session tips, patch changes, and systems that affect live guides.
Client-facing scope
What the client is actually buying
- A searchable English content hub that can rank for intent-driven queries
- A structure that lets non-technical editors keep publishing without friction
- A mobile-friendly site ready for ads, affiliate blocks, and future game expansions
Quality bar
What makes the site feel useful
- One guide per question, with direct answers near the top
- Strong internal linking between resources, tools, biomes, and upgrades
- Fast scanning on mobile with short sections, lists, and sticky navigation
Need-to-solution mapping
Each client requirement should map to a visible product feature
This keeps the build focused. Instead of vague promises, the site shows exactly how it helps with traffic, updates, retention, and future monetization.
Users arrive from question-based search
Answer cards, narrow article topics, and category lanes make the site easier to rank and easier to navigate.
Editors publish faster without rewriting structure
Repeatable guide templates and clear lanes reduce the time needed to add new guides or patch updates.
Readers keep moving to related answers
Internal link chains connect materials, blueprints, biomes, vehicles, and multiplayer questions in a natural flow.
The layout leaves room for monetization later
Card-based modules can evolve into sponsored blocks, affiliate recommendations, update callouts, and ad placements.
Publishing workflow
How to keep the site useful after launch
A good guide site is maintained like a system: identify common questions, answer them fast, then update the strongest pages as patches and player behavior change.
Collect real player questions
Start from high-intent searches like where to find materials, how to unlock tools, and what to do first.
Publish one-answer pages
Each page should solve one job fast, then link into the next progression step instead of overwhelming the reader.
Refresh winners continuously
Update the pages that bring the most traffic, especially after balance patches, new discoveries, or multiplayer changes.
Build sequence
How to start without overbuilding
This launch plan keeps the first version lean while setting up a realistic content pipeline.
Launch shell
Homepage, category layout, featured guides, article template, and mobile-friendly styling.
Publish core guides
Start with new-player survival, resources, scanners, habitat basics, and key blueprints.
Scale the archive
Add biome pages, co-op answers, update notes, and long-tail questions from search data.