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*If you’re a fan of sandbox games, specifically the survival genre.
This is a really great game and similar to Subnautica in that you discover the story and progress the game through exploration and acquiring new resources/getting to new areas.
The game has four player co-op. I’ve been playing with one of my buds - we’ve spent thousands of hours in Ark, Conan Exiles, Minecraft, etc and in my opinion this is the best multiplayer (PvE) survival game we’ve played. Subnautica is probably the best but sadly only single player.
Grounded has a great cloud save feature also. Instead of relying on a dedicated server anyone who has been given access to the cloud save can open it and the other allowed players can join. So if I want to play when the person who created the game isn’t hosting I can just log up the save and dick around or whatever.
The game has a decent challenge to it with stamina, blocking, parrys, etc.
The game is basically Honey I Shrunk the Kids and takes place in 1990. Fortunately it doesn’t have over the top or pandering nostalgia elements despite the time period.
This is a really great game and similar to Subnautica in that you discover the story and progress the game through exploration and acquiring new resources/getting to new areas.
The game has four player co-op. I’ve been playing with one of my buds - we’ve spent thousands of hours in Ark, Conan Exiles, Minecraft, etc and in my opinion this is the best multiplayer (PvE) survival game we’ve played. Subnautica is probably the best but sadly only single player.
Grounded has a great cloud save feature also. Instead of relying on a dedicated server anyone who has been given access to the cloud save can open it and the other allowed players can join. So if I want to play when the person who created the game isn’t hosting I can just log up the save and dick around or whatever.
The game has a decent challenge to it with stamina, blocking, parrys, etc.
The game is basically Honey I Shrunk the Kids and takes place in 1990. Fortunately it doesn’t have over the top or pandering nostalgia elements despite the time period.
