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Can you take on all the challenges Grounded 2 throws at you all by yourself? Find out if you can solo the game by reading our article.
Obsidian Entertainment’s sequel to their highly anticipated open-world survival RPG, Grounded 2, has arrived in Early Access. The backyard has never felt bigger or more dangerous at the same time. Channelling the charm of classics like Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, the game drops players into a miniature landscape. This is where everyday objects become towering locations and often act as landmarks.
Grounded 2 is a child’s dream turned into an action-adventure game with base-building, crafting, and RPG mechanics. While the game supports co-op for up to four friends, many players wonder if they can tackle this world alone.
Can You Solo Grounded 2?
The answer is a resounding yes. Grounded 2 is fully playable by yourself, even in its Early Access stage. However, the game’s difficulty scales significantly if you decide to be a lone adventurer. Base-building becomes even more crucial when playing alone, as your fortifications must withstand attacks without any backup. You will have to navigate across the landscape all on your own. This calls for many risks, as there is no one to watch your back if things go south. Crafting powerful gear, setting traps, and learning enemy patterns are key to surviving the hazards in your backyard.
Although the game balances itself out pretty well, so that players aren’t overwhelmed by enemy swarms or resource demands. That said, solo play still requires a lot of patience. Some challenges, like battling aggressive spiders or raiding ant colonies, demand careful preparation. But the satisfaction of conquering these obstacles alone makes the challenge uniquely rewarding.
Whether you prefer the companionship of a team or the thrill of solo survival, Grounded 2 delivers an unforgettable adventure. Are you willing to tackle the backyard alone or call in reinforcements?
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