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🕑 Added 2025-07-29 17:00:10 +0000 UTC

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Keith Taylor

Please do 200 more of these.

Rans343

This was a really cool look at the game, and I hadn't heard about it before now. Looking forward to seeing the full gang try the release!

Gigagodslap

I love whenever the guys break down into smaller groups; Andrew and Geoff, specifically, hanging out together playing a slower paced game like this has a certain zen to it that really speaks to me. Thanks for the video y'all, love you lots!

Lauri Nordling

Diddy really likes this game. Just because of the ”teen selector” in the beginning..

Lord Jonathan the Ace the third Esquire Jr

You know I'm starting to realize that. Andrew is not a lot of things guy and I found that out in this episode

Psilocvbin

Shrinking is not a new idea for a story but there is something so simple yet complex about grounded ive loved it since day one.

Nolan Gergely

The first work bench in games was Ultima in 1982

ClaytonNotSatan

@5:11 - Amazing new Geoff lore

Dave Blankenship

What if there was like a giant warehouse or museum of dead people's collections. Like Grandma Susan paid X amount of money to have her entire spoon collection stored in this museum rather than have it dismantled by an estate sale

Marty Richau

I so wish the Grounded games offered Couch co-op. There's no reason for it not to...

Dijon

#EasyKill 😂🤣

Bert

earliest video games with crafting or workbench mechanics are debatable, but several titles stand out. Robinson's Requiem (1994) is often cited as an early example of a game requiring crafting and survival elements, where players needed to tend to wounds and create items. Ultima I (1981) is another candidate, though its crafting system might be more rudimentary than later games.

Summer

as the person who had to single-handedly clean out the house my junk collector mom had lived in for 34 years when she died…do your loved ones a favor and have a plan to get rid of all your shit. it’s such a huge hassle on top of everything else they’re gonna have to deal with.