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Grabbing some weed stems in Grounded 2 is a necessary step in building your first base and constructing the hatchery so you can raise a red soldier ant to ride around the park on. You might have noticed the husky weeds that are dotted about the Ranger Outpost: Snackbar, but annoyingly, harvesting these requires the…
Surviving the park in Grounded 2 is surprisingly hard, with new gear being few and far between in the early hours. Beat The Art of War mission, though, and you’ll unlock the smithing station for armour and weapon upgrades. To construct the smithing station, and for the subsequent gear upgrades you’ll undoubtedly want, you’ll need…
Outside of gear upgrades, your main way of powering up in Grounded 2 is by collecting Milk Molars and Mega Milk Molars. These candied chompers act like skill or attribute points in other games, letting you pick a stat to improve. While there are tons of Milk Molar locations around the park, they’re not always…
Working out how to build a workbench in Grounded 2 is one of the first hurdles you’ll come across in the miniaturised survival game. After exploring the first areas of the park, you’ll have acquired all sorts of fancy bug bits and materials to craft new gear, but when you look at them, it’ll say…
Though spine nubs aren’t one of the most important resources in Grounded 2, they are one of the more confusing ones to track down. Since they’re used to craft the spider-based Weaver armour set, you might assume that these parts come from your skittering six-legged pals. Alas, they do not. Unlike weed stems or blueberry…
Tracking down the briefcase code in Grounded 2 is one of the biggest puzzles I’ve come across so far in the game. While scaling the bug-infested picnic table, you’ll find this colossal case resting on one of the benches, but unfortunately, it’s sealed with a couple of three-number combination locks. I don’t know about you,…
As you make your way around Brookhollow Park in Grounded 2, you’ll come across a huge amount of natural resources which you’ll need to collect to craft with, such as flower petals, clover leaves, and even bug parts. But even though dandelion tufts might not seem like a decent building material, and you probably wouldn’t…
As an arachnophobe and all-around bug hater, Grounded 2 is a terrifying time, so having already spent over 20 hours in Brookhollow Park is a testament to how well it scratches that survival game itch. In that time, I’ve learned a few things that make being shrunk down to size just a little bit easier….
In a park full of scorpions, why is it so hard to find northern scorpion stingers in Grounded 2? Well, the answer is, unfortunately, quite simple: all those scorpions you’ve been fighting so far have just been younglings and teenage scorpions, which don’t have the massive stinger you’re looking for. Terrifying as they are, you…
Brookhollow Park in Grounded 2 is full of old, stinky food that’ll quickly kill you if you’re not careful. I’d know, because I died climbing inside a foul trash can in the Signals and Stashes mission. To counter the poisonous stench, you need to find stinkbugs, since these creepy crawlies drop stinkbug parts and gas…