Resource · Metal

Titanium

Titanium is the most essential metal in Subnautica 2, used for base building, tool crafting, and vehicle construction throughout the entire game.

Quick Info

Type
Resource
Category
Metal
Depth Range
0–200m
Biome
Shallow Waters, Kelp Forest
Rarity
Common
Source
Limestone Outcrop
Used In
Base Modules Repair Tool Survival Knife Scanner Prawn Suit

How to Get & Where to Find

Break Limestone Outcrops found on the seafloor in shallow waters and kelp forests. Each outcrop has a chance to drop Titanium or Copper Ore. Limestone is the most common outcrop type and is recognizable by its pale, rounded appearance.

Shallow Waters

0–50m — abundant outcrops right outside your starting lifepod.

Best for early game

Kelp Forest

50–150m — dense deposits among the kelp stalks.

Watch for predators

Grassy Plateaus

100–200m — moderate supply across the red plains.

Good mid-game farm

Uses & Recipes

Titanium is a cornerstone crafting material. It feeds into base construction, essential survival tools, and the game's signature vehicles. Stockpile it early and often.

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Map Locations

Limestone outcrops are scattered across the safe shallows and kelp forests. Pin Titanium deposits and plan efficient farming routes on the interactive map.

View on Interactive Map →

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where to find Titanium early?

Break limestone outcrops near your starting lifepod. The shallow waters immediately surrounding the pod are packed with limestone, making Titanium one of the first resources you'll reliably collect.

Is Titanium renewable?

Yes, limestone outcrops respawn over time. You can revisit previously farmed areas after a while and the outcrops will have returned, so there's no hard cap on how much Titanium you can gather.

How much Titanium do I need?

At least 50+ for a basic base and tools. As you expand into vehicles and larger bases, your needs scale up significantly. Use the crafting calculator to plan exact quantities for your build.

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