Your Omni-Tool in Grounded 2 is one of the most essential items in the game, as it is an axe, shovel, hammer, and wrench all in one. As you progress through the game, you can find upgrades for the Omni-Tool that unlock higher-tier resources. This guide will help you unlock all available upgrades for your Omni-Tool to make surviving in Brookhaven Park easier.
For all tool upgrades, they all universally cost Raw Science to complete, but each tier has its own material requirements to unlock them.
Note: Every tool can only be upgraded to Tier 2, as more tiers will be unlocked as the game receives more updates.
Omni-Axe Upgrades
Tier 2 material requirements:
- x2 Roach Chunks
- x2000 Raw Science
- x2 Blueberry Leather
Roach Chunks can be found by killing cockroaches, while Blueberry Leather can be made by using Blueberry Chunks (found on the southeast corner of the map) on a drying rack in your base.
Omni-Shovel Upgrades
Tier 1 material requirements:
- x1 Grass Seed
- x350 Raw Science
- x2 Sprig
Grass Seeds can be obtained by cutting down grass stalks with a seed cluster at the very top, while Sprigs are commonly found on the ground anywhere
Tier 2 material requirements
- x1 Northern Scorpion Stinger
- x3000 Raw Science
- x2 Pine Needle
Scorpions can be found near the melted ice cream landmark east of the map, while Pine Needles can be harvested near the Picnic Table region.
Omni-Hammer Upgrades
Tier 1 material requirements:
- x2 Peblet
- x350 Raw Science
- x1 Sap
Both Peblets and Sap are easily obtainable at the starting zone, with Peblets found on the ground and Sap found on some plant surfaces.
Tier 2 material requirements:
- x1 Ladybug Head
- x2000 Raw Science
- x3 Lingonberry Leather
Ladybugs are found scattered throughout the map, while Lingonberries are most abundant at the northwestern part of the map, underneath some large bushes.
Omni-Wrench Upgrades
Tier 2 material requirements:
- x1 Red Ant Part
- x1000 Raw Science
- x2 Clay
Red Ants are very common throughout the world and are easy to kill, while Clay can be harvested near pools of water.
