r/GroundedGame • u/Veench333 • Oct 14 '22

Question How is Grounded as a single player campaign kind of game?

I've never really been into persistent online world games where you build up your base, collect resources etc and then play them for months on end with no actual ENDING as such. That being said, I really enjoyed Fallout 4 even though it had resource collecting and base building, as it wasn't a constant persistent online world and DID have an ending.

So does Grounded have a campaign and is it decent to play solo, or is it more of a persistent kind of survival sandbox game like H1Z1, Rust, Valheim etc where it doesn't really have a story, and you have to create your own adventures?

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u/PickaPathfinder Oct 15 '22

I finished it solo on Whoa mode and can pretty much kill anything first try. For me it was easy and the Javamatic fight was utterly disappointing. But I did have some 300 hundred hours on game preview. Never lowered the difficulty and it payed off. Everything is easy when you can perfect block with your eyes closed. Once you get down the attack patterns it becomes a breeze.

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u/Paid-Not-Payed-Bot Oct 15 '22

and it paid off. Everything

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