It’s a gameplay experience that borrows from popular films, such as Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and A Bug’s Life.
Obsidian’s multiplayer survival game is about a group of children who have been shrunk down in size and let loose on an American backyard filled with bugs, spiders, and natural resources to collect and craft with. Grounded is arguably the most well-known of these projects. But what is it about the premise of exploring a huge everyday world that so appeals to players and developers? Honey, I Shrunk the Kids This includes everything from Obsidian’s action-survival game Grounded to Ovid Works’ loose adaptation of Franz Kafka’s famous novella Metamorphosis, to Brain & Nerd’s sandbox-survival game Hortalius, to Cubit Studios sci-fi adventure game Infinitesimals. Recently, a number of games have started exploring this idea, letting players shrink down and experience familiar locations from a brand-new perspective. But what if we had to explore it from a new perspective? Say, from the perspective of an ant or a small bug? This would completely change the way we view our surroundings, turning a backyard into a jungle and a bedside table into an Everest to be conquered. Grounded is still fun to play even in this incomplete version but hopefully we see the release of the full version soon.We all think we know the ins and outs of our own home. While that is a bummer, if Obsidian can deliver a better experience using this time, it will be worth it. And all of this is no surprise considering the premise of the cooperative survival game.īut, even with all this success we still haven’t seen the full version of the game in nearly 2 years and it seems like fans are going to have to wait for yet another year according to Grubb. It’s also really popular on the Xbox Game Pass and had a good outing on steam. This is some milestone for a game that isn’t even complete. Obsidian recently said that over 10 million players have played the game. Grounded has been doing really well in it’s early access mode. However even this version amassed over 5 million players in only 6 months The studio only released this to get some fan feedback before launching the rest of the game. Players were only able to play through 20% of the campaign in this early access version. Obsidian launched the early access version of the game in July 2020. In short, we should fully expect another delay for the full version of Grounded if Grubb’s sources are true. But, Jeff said he checked in with his sources and that isn’t the case anymore. However, that is not happening until at least next year according to Grubb.Īs we all know the full version of Grounded is slated to release this year in July. A complete version of Grounded is one of these original titles coming to Xbox in the near future. The insider gave us this info while talking about the first-party Xbox games coming soon. Jeff Grubb, in a recent episode of GrubbSnax on the YouTube channel Giant Bomb, said that the full version Grounded will see a further delay of one year. But, that might not materialize according to accredited industry insider Jeff Grubb’s new info. Obsidian gave us an expected release date of July 28, 2022, for the full version. It’s been two years since that day and the full version of the game is still in the works. The survival game launched its pre-release version way back in 2020 on the Xbox and Windows. Grounded has been in early access for a long time now.
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