The 0.6.0 January Content Update for Grounded is now open in Public Test ring, changelog included
Some early flights of the flight update.
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What you need to know
Just asObsidian Entertainment promised last week, thePublic Test ring for Grounded’s next major update is now openfor dedicatedGroundedplayers to enjoy. The 0.6.0 release, or January Content Update, is Grounded’s first release after the holidays, and adds the much-anticipated flying insects to Obsidian Entertainment’s quirky survival gem.
It’s unclear how long the Grounded team will test the January Content update before releasing it toGrounded’s early access, but I expect the Public Test ring to be open for about a week first. Most Grounded players will want to simply wait for the general release, but those hardcore Grounded players who want to be at the forefront of development can sign-up to participate now.
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Thefull changelogfor Grounded’s 0.6.0 update in the Public Test ring includes:
New creatures
New crafting content
New perks
New features
All platforms
Changes / tuning
Networking
Other
Combat
Interface
World
Buildings
Bug fixes - all platforms
Top community issues
Game
Items / equipment / resources
World
UI
It’s a big(ger) world out there.
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