Grounded Now Allows Players to Make Their Own Levels in Make it and Break it Update

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Grounded, the Honey, I Shrunk The Kids meets survival action game developed by Obsidian Entertainment, just got its biggest update ever. The ‘Make It and Break It” game update allows players to transform the backyard with a new feature called Playgrounds.

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Developer Obsidian Entertainment has released one of the biggest updates yet for co-op survival game Grounded. Dubbed the Make It And Break It update, it brings a host of new features to the game, including the ability for players to come up with their own levels and challenges for other players to take on.

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If you’re the creative type, the latest Grounded update should be right up your alley (or backyard). Later this month, Obsidian Entertainment will introduce the Playgrounds mode — a creation toolset that enables players to create within the world of Grounded.