Grounded: How To Find Clean Water

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Survival games test the player in many ways. Staying warm and avoiding enemies are two of the most common concerns, and players will inevitably want to seek out shelter and craft equipment. But there's one set of needs even more basic: finding food and water. The best armor in the world means nothing if its wearer dies of thirst.

Grounded shrinks its child protagonists and traps them in the backyard of a suburban home, challenging them with turning everyday objects and resources like grass and berries into the raw materials for their survival. Being stuck in a backyard doesn't make it easy to find a safe drink. Here's everything the player needs to know about finding clean water.

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Keeping one's Thirst Meter full is vital in this game. Characters who collapse due to thirst will drop their backpack, requiring the player to venture back to wherever it fell. If the character collapsed near a spider's den or a swarm of mosquitos, that's easier said than done, even with the best mutations. Thankfully, there are several options when it comes time to get a drink in Grounded.

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Whether trying to figure out how to get into the sandbox or just doing a bit of exploring, the player will do a lot of traveling in Grounded. There are pools of water scattered all around the backyard, but they are stagnant puddles in the dirt. Drinking from these will make the player sick. The same goes for the gigantic Pond: there's more water than the player could ever need, but it's unclean and unsafe. Taking a drink from either of those sources is a good way to make the character sick, sapping their health as well as causing their Hunger to skyrocket.

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