When you change your mutations, the body of your furry friend also changes. There was also a 6th class called Mercenary but it was only available for pre-orders. Since Biomutant is a RPG, I figured that I could level up the qualities desired once I figured out what was important to gameplay. I chose a Rex Saboteur with dead center mutations and resistances. In the beginning of the game, you get to choose your breed (Primal, Dumdon, Rex, Nyla, Fip or Murgel), your mutations (are you more intelligent or strong, etc.), your resistances (heat, cold, biohazard and radioactivity) and your class (Dead-eye, PSI-Freak, Commando, Saboteur or Sentinel).

That means for every good deed I did in the story, I would have to do something a little unsavory on the side. As I have always considered myself a chaotic neutral, I tend to keep my Aura balanced. Throughout your adventure, your reaction to NPCs, your side quests and your treatment of little creatures along the way will all affect the dial on your Karma. There are tribes in this world that you can side with which will affect your Aura, your Karma and the fate of the tree itself. Your Aura will tell you if you have tilted towards the dark, the light or if you hang out somewhere in the middle. You can manage your Karma by watching your Aura. There is a Karma system in place where your actions will point your moral compass in the direction of dark or light.

The thing about Biomutant is that you can choose how you play the game.

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