Turns out that was more embarrassing than being walloped to death by the mite. So, instead of creating a Lean To and hunkering down for the night, I huddled beneath the Kid Case spawn point instead – hotly aware of every slither and scuttle around me – and slowly expired of acute dehydration. It wasn't that I ignored the instruction to get something to drink as much as I was distracted by the glorious wilderness – well, if you can call a suburban backyard the wilderness – and I didn't realise until the sun went down that I was missing the sap required to rustle up a torch. The second time I cark it, I died of thirst. A single thought flickers through my head: if these are the early enemies, what the hell are the strong ones like?! Given I'm still on Day One of my survival journey I'd been hoping for a gentle tutorial period, but this bad boy had barrelled towards me, focused and unflinching, like a toddler locks onto a ball pit. Availability: Out 27th September on PC, Xbox One, Xbox X/S.And yet he'd taken one look at my sassy side ponytail and (correctly) presumed I was an easy target. Emphasis on the "one", too, as this lad had been alone. You know those teeny, tiny little red bugs that could line-dance on a head of a pin and scurry along paving stones, looking like they couldn't hurt anything? Yeah.
The first time Grounded killed me, I was beaten to death by a lawn mite. Grounded's charming, Honey I Shrunk the Kids premise is elevated by its uniquely welcoming approach to wonder.
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