Benefits and mutations of Grounded, explained

    Benefits and mutations of Grounded, explained

    Mutations, or perks, are some of the latest features added to Grounded. These new additions help players by giving them specific buffs to tackle the backyard world.

    Mutations can be acquired in a number of ways, but the most common way to gain them is by performing a task a certain number of times. For example, the Grass Master mutation, which makes it easier for the player to cut grass, is obtained by cutting 25 blades of grass. This rule applies to other perks like Rock Cracker, which lets you smash rocks faster, and Ant-nihilator, a combat mutation that allows the player to deal more damage against ants.



    Benefits and mutations of Grounded, explained

    Some advantages are gained by other means. Buff Lungs and Meat Shield are purchased from BURG.L for 7 Sciences each. Juicy is acquired by finding the five juice boxes on the map, and Coup de Grass is discovered by finding the Four Leaf Clover in an underground cave.

    Mutations can be improved with continued use. The Grass Master perk is upgraded the same way it is unlocked. Cut 200 blades of grass and you will unlock the second level. Cutting 500 blades will unlock the last level. Most mutations have three evolutionary levels which are all unlocked with continued use of the perk. Each level upgrade makes the perk more effective.

    It's also important to note that while all of these perks are incredibly useful, the player is only allowed to equip three mutations at a time. Of course, you can change the perks you use at any time in the menu, so you don't have to worry about firmly committing to a mutation.





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