Grounded 2

Great game, maybe even better than the first one! I've been waiting to play it all year (ever since it was announced, actually). It's a great game, and it's not even fully finished yet! I can't wait to see what future updates have in store for us!

除了更新太慢，没有任何缺点。从1的EA时代追到现在~

yes

This game fulfills every desire i have ever had!

I've played Grounded, Fully Yoked more than I have played Grounded 2, but they are both excellent games. I would highly recommend both of the Grounded games.

Just like the first game plenty to do and lots of fun. Not sure why its dark so much but night time seems to last longer than day.

você é um anão e tenta sobreviver a insetos horeriveis e gigantes,vocÊ constroi um palacio e se diverte com o jogo.

ants and ♥♥♥♥ of sorts

Grounded 2 takes everything that made the first game fun and improves on it. If you enjoyed the original, this one is an easy recommendation. The world is larger, there's more variety in the environments, and exploration feels rewarding because you're finding new creatures, more names creatures, materials, and places to build. The base-building is a big improvement. Building feels smoother and more intuitive, making it easier to create impressive structures without fighting the controls. Gone is some of the bad collision issues. The addition of rideable bugs is also a fantastic feature. It isn't just a gimmick—it makes traveling around the world more enjoyable, opens up some different game play based on the bug you ride, and opens up new ways to interact with the world The co-op experience is where the game really shines. Working together to gather resources, build a base, and survive against larger insects creates a lot of memorable moments. Whether you're playing with friends or family, it's one of the best cooperative survival games available. I enjoyed the first with my daughter. This one has added so much more and we have enjoyed it even in the beta state it is in. It's also a great stepping stone for kids who have outgrown Minecraft and want something with a little more depth. At the same time, it's relaxing enough for adults who enjoy exploring, crafting, and building at their own pace. There always seems to be something new to discover, and it never feels like you're just grinding for the sake of it. The resource finder also helps you locate what you need on the map making scrounging for mats easier. The game isn't perfect, though. Since it's still in early access, you'll occasionally run into bugs (very few to be honest as they continue to get patched out), some balancing issues (though if you take the time to get mats it is not so much of any issues), and areas that clearly aren't finished yet. Performance can dip in certain situations (though on my machine it rarely gets to an unacceptable level), and there are moments where the inventory management or resource gathering can feel repetitive. The story also takes a back seat to exploration, so players looking for a heavily narrative-driven experience may find it a little light. One thing I miss from the original game is multiple hot bars. The devs really need to put this back in so you can swap gear more easily. 8 hot items for how much you need is not enough. I am sorry. I also can't wait until they add more traversal, ziplines from the first game that is supposed to come when 1.0 comes out. Overall, Grounded 2 is absolutely worth the price. It builds on the strengths of the original without losing what made it special. If Obsidian continues supporting it the way they did the first game, I can easily see this becoming one of the best survival crafting games available. As it stands now, it's already an easy recommendation for anyone who enjoys exploration, base-building, and co-op adventures. In its current state. 8.75/10

Good game if i was playing on my own but so many connection issues when playing multiplayer makes me not want to play