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Discovering the creatures in Grounded 2 is both exciting and risky, as strange bugs frequently cross your path. Some bugs, like the elegant snail, are harmless, while others may attack if you get too close. It’s crucial to recognize which bugs to avoid and which ones to fight, as well as what resources each creature can provide.
When searching for specific bug parts, it’s helpful to have an idea of how to handle the creature you’re after. Being prepared and cautious can keep you safe. Check the following information before heading out on your next bug hunt.
All Creatures and How to Deal with Them
If you’ve played the first Grounded game, many of these bugs will look familiar. However, some are new to this world, including robotic O.R.C. versions.
Each creature belongs to one of four categories: Harmless, Neutral, Angry, and O.R.C. These classifications help determine how to approach them. When you defeat bugs with weapons, they drop materials essential for crafting and building. You can also analyze them with your PEEP.R device to learn about their strengths and weaknesses. O.R.C. variants are similar to their normal counterparts but can also drop an O.R.C. Receiver.
How to Use the PEEP.R
The PEEP.R is a device similar to binoculars that allows you to observe creatures from afar and analyze those nearby. To use it, press the designated button to raise the device, then press “Peep” to scan and gather a Creature Card. This card provides critical information about the insect, including its resistances, weaknesses, and weak spots.
On PC, open the PEEP.R by pressing “X” and then analyze the creature with “E.” On PlayStation, use the Triangle button to open, and press R1 to analyze. On Xbox, Y opens the device, and RB analyzes the bug.
You can also access the Creature Cards from your menu by selecting the Date wheel, where you’ll find details about bug vulnerabilities and body weak points.
All Grounded 2 Creature Stats and Locations
Many creatures are found in specific areas, and understanding their locations can help you plan your encounters. For example, you might find ladybugs across the park near aphids or in grassy areas, while ants are commonly found near anthills and the snackbar front.
Neutral Creatures
Neutral creatures won’t attack unless provoked. They will defend themselves and their young if attacked. Harmless bugs pose no threat and are easy to kill. Angry creatures attack immediately and may chase you for a while. O.R.C. creatures are akin to regular bugs but tend to drop extra loot.
Examples include:
– Red Worker Ants: Weak against stabbing, spicy attacks, or spear use. Found in anthills and snackbar front. Drops include Red Ant Head and Parts.
– Ladybugs: Vulnerable to smashing, attacking their legs, or staying behind them. Spotted all over the park. Collect Ladybug Parts and Scales.
– Blue Butterflies: Defeated with slashing, spicy attacks, or using bows and arrows. Located near flowers and milkweed. Drop wings, chunks, and scales.
– Bees: Attack with slashing or focus on their eyes, dodge their stingers, use bows and arrows for the kill. Found in flowering areas. Drop bee fuzz, stingers, and pollen.
– Cockroaches: Avoid their lunges and leg sweeps. Resistant to gas, venom, spicy, and fresh. Found near trash, fire pits, and under floorboards. Droppings include heads, chunks, and queen parts.
Angry Creatures
These bugs attack on sight and often pursue for a long time.
– Spiderling: Weakness against spicy and high ground tactics. Found near webs, dropping web fiber.
– Red Soldier Ant: Requires strong weapons and armor. Aim for eyes and head. Found in grassy areas and anthills. Drop parts like acid glands and heads.
– Wolf Spider: Very tough; bring quality weapons and armor. Attack with smashing and stabbing. Located under large items in webs. Drop venom and spider chunks.
– Praying Mantis Nymph: Use fresh and slashing attacks, aiming for the eyes. Found where ceremonies and statues converge. Drop mantis parts and claws.
– Mosquito: Attack with fresh and slashing tactics; use spear or bow. Found near water pools. Drop beaks and bloodsacks.
– Stinkbug: Located in trash cans; drop gas sacs and body parts.
– Bombardier Beetle: Attack from a distance with fire or long-range attacks. Found at ranger outposts and trash cans; drops glands and parts.
– Northern Scorpions: Attack weak spots at the tail and stinger. Use smashing and high ground tactics, especially with bows and arrows. Found under items or further into the park. Drop scorpion parts and venom.
– Wolf Spiders: Very dangerous; avoid unless well-prepared. Attack with diverse tactics, and drop venom, spider parts, and fangs.
– Various other aggressive bugs include centipedes, fireflies, and large spiders, each with specific weak points and drops.
Harmless Creatures
These bugs are friendly or pose no threat.
– Gnat: Small flying bugs usually found near pools or grassy areas. No particular weaknesses. Drop gnat fuzz and raw meat.
– Aphids: Found in grassy areas. No specific weaknesses or resistances. They drop raw aphid meat.
– Weevils: Also in grassy zones, weak to stabbing or attack with a spear. Drop raw weevil meat and noses.
– Baby Garden Snails and Garden Snails: Vulnerable to smashing and attacking their eyestalks. Located around the park. Drop snail meat, fragments, and slime.
– Birds like crows: Found on top of podiums or the ice cream cart in the afternoons. They drop feathers.
Knowing each bug’s weaknesses, resistances, and locations allows you to plan more effective strategies for combat or collection. Focus on leveraging their vulnerabilities, and always be cautious when approaching aggressive creatures.
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