Another Grounded patch update, 0.2.1, arrives with more bug fixes in tow
Another patch for this early access game.
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What you need to know
It feels like it hasn’t been long sinceGrounded’s firstcontent update in August, and theEarly Access and Game Previewgame from Obsidian Entertainment is already getting its next patch update with version0.2.1. This update doesn’t include any new features, of course, but there are tons of bug fixes and general improvements aiming to make Grounded a better and more stable game. A lot of these fixes were requested by the community, and wereknown bugs and issuesin Grounded.
If you’re interested, the 0.2.1 patch update for Grounded includes:
Top community issues
Performance
Major
General
Wildlife
Items / equipment / resources
UI
Overall, this is a pretty decent patch update for Grounded, even if it’s notthe next content update. Until then, we’ll just have to be content with continuous improvements in the game’s balance, gameplay, and stability.
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