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Grounded 2 launches in early access on Xbox and PC with new mounts and an omni-tool
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 55306, member: 636"] Obsidian Entertainment launched Grounded 2 through Xbox Game Preview and Steam Early Access following its Summer Game Fest 2025 reveal. The survival sequel appears on Xbox Series X/S consoles and PC platforms while remaining accessible via Xbox Game Pass. Players experience significant gameplay modifications compared to the original title. The developer replaced traditional tools with a versatile omni-tool system that eliminates inventory burden. Gamers can raise an ant or a spider companion from birth to serve as mounts for enhanced mobility and storage capacity. Two mount options exist within the current early access build, though additional creatures may arrive during development. Xbox promotes the launch by distributing oversized Red Ant plush toys that mirror the game's rideable insects. Critics praised the first Grounded as an exceptional survival experience despite progression challenges and grinding elements. The sequel faces expectations set by its predecessor's eventual success after emerging from early access development. Community feedback will shape the game's evolution toward full release. [/QUOTE]
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