Safe Shallows through Lost River and the volcanic deep.
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The low-risk starting biome with coral, limestone outcrops and many survival basics.
A green biome of creepvine, metal salvage and Stalkers close to the starting area.
Broad red-grass areas with scattered wreckage and fragments for early equipment.
Towering mushroom-tree biomes used for exploration and certain valuable fragments.
A cave network with giant purple mushrooms, Crabsnakes and a Degasi location.
An above-water island with abandoned Degasi structures and growable plants.
An island tied to the alien-installation storyline.
A deep blue biome with floating anchor pods, advanced resources and dangerous creatures.
A relatively open biome that can serve as a passage toward deeper regions.
A dark biome with white bloodvine and connections toward Lost River.
A narrow deeper bloodvine region offering one possible route toward advanced zones.
A northeastern biome with bulbous blue plants and several hostile animals.
The wrecked Aurora region, containing dangerous terrain, debris and Reaper patrols.
An open sandy biome associated with Reapers and scattered resources.
Rocky biome near the island, notable for challenging predator encounters.
A biome of suspended islands, caves and varied wreck exploration opportunities.
A southeastern deep route along which Sea Treaders traverse the seabed.
An interconnected deep cave ecosystem with brine pools, fossils and alien-story routes.
A deeper volcanic region reached beyond Lost River, important for final progression.
One of the deepest volcanic areas, connected to major story discoveries.
The ecological dead zone beyond the playable crater, patrolled by adult Ghost Leviathans.
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