Monthly content updates are now being released as the game grows, with a big scary bird and water fleas arriving for the start of September. Grounded is still very much in early access development, but quickly clocked up a million curious players within 48 hours - seemingly taking Obsidian a little by surprise. I like the line which notes 'ants will no longer spawn in excessively large quantities'. Ants will 'now have a desire to take back their stolen eggs', Obsidian warns.Īs for bug fixes, there are improvements to buildings to stop them becoming out of position, or broken if built on an unsupported base. This sounds like something you could turn into a trap?ĭozens of more minor changes are listed in the update's lengthy patch notes. You'll also now need to keep an eye out for sticky spider webs, which can ensnare both you and other creatures. You can now build ziplines using spider silk to speed about quicker.

The map's Hedge area has also been reworked. Grounded's garden gets a new world landmark, Frankenline, a creepy discarded Etch-a-Sketch you can actually draw on, a Jack-o-Lantern and edible candy corn you can forage.

Grounded, the light-hearted Honey I Shrunk the Kids-style survival game from Obsidian, is rolling out a big Halloween update today around 6pm UK time.ĭownload it and you'll get new building items, decorations and bug fixes (by which we mean.

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