To unlock more information about creatures in Grounded via the Creature Card collectible system, players must know how to activate their PEEP.R.

PEEPing is a character action in Grounded during which a player's avatar will cup their hands near their eyes, forming a binocular-like view. Of course, no actual equipment is used, but this in-game mechanic enables adventurers to zoom their vision into the distance or on a single creature. The purpose of PEEPing is to scan areas ahead for dangerous threats in Grounded or obtain a Creature Card.

Creature Cards are a system in Grounded that displays an in-game 3D model and description about a specific mob in the Yard. The models can be rotated for better inspection of the animals. Their descriptions provides vital information about the creatures' resistances, weak points, difficulty tiers, common spawn locations, and other useful characteristics. The PEEP action can be used on living and dead creatures, meaning that players can kill a bug before they wish to examine its remains. Similar to how Trainers can catch Shiny variants of Pokémon, Grounded fans also have a slight chance of getting a Gold Creature Card when interacting with an creature's carcass.

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According to YouTube content creator Sir Sim-Alot, Gold Creature Cards in Grounded do not serve any purpose other than being visually appealing due to their gilded appearance. In other words, they serve as a bonus collectible in Grounded of an animal's standard Creature Card that has a small chance of dropping when a mob has been looted. Nevertheless, the challenge of collecting every card in the game is likely something that completionists aiming to get the "Gotta Peep Them All" Achievement might wish to do.

To PEEP creatures in Grounded, players must push different inputs, depending on their platform. For Xbox controller users, fans must use the Y Button on their gamepad. On the other hand, the PEEP.R action for PC players is the X key by default. If these inputs do not work, players are advised to open the pause menu and enter their game's Settings. Next, view the Controls options and scroll down to "Use PEEP.R" and "Exit PEEP.R." These two actions will reveal which buttons or keys players must use to activate their ability to PEEP in Grounded.

While PEEPing in Grounded is an excellent way to learn about a creature's weaknesses before facing them, adventurers should still be aware of their surroundings before entering their binocular vision. Because the hands cover players' peripheral view, those who fail to properly scan a dangerous area before attempting to PEEP a mob might encounter a threat unprepared.

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