Grounded shrinks you down to the size of an ant, tasking you with surviving in a backyard filled with bugs and dangers on consoles, but what about its survival mechanics—managing hunger, thirst, and health while avoiding spiders or ants—did they feel balanced, or too harsh for new players? How did the game’s backyard setting (with its grass blades, puddles, and garden tools) make the mundane feel epic, and were there any locations (like the termite mound or the pond) that stood out as particularly challenging or interesting? Also, what did you think of the game’s co-op mode—did playing with friends make the survival easier and more fun, or did it lead to silly moments (like getting eaten by a ladybug together)? And have you completed the game’s story (about finding a way to get back to normal size), and did you find the ending satisfying?