Core Keeper

Core Keeper is a solid game with a very enjoyable progression cycle. I liked the transition from manual resource gathering to establishing basic automation for your base. The boss variety is also surprisingly high; there are so many bosses that it sometimes feels like a boss-fighting game. It's not a masterpiece, but if you enjoy base building, setting up automated systems, and fighting lots of bosses, it's definitely worth your time.

GOOD GAME :steamhappy:

nice good fun very fun

Extremely addicting

請問 BOSS名叫海洋泰坦 但她可以用龍捲風?W? 水龍捲人也要在水下 我都站在地面他怎麼西我下去的?

Core Keeper may seem simple at first, but beneath the surface is an incredible amount of genuinely captivating content. Whether you enjoy farming, combat, building, fishing, or collecting, there's something here for everyone. Every biome and sub-biome introduces new resources, enemies, and mechanics, making exploration constantly rewarding. I was lucky enough to play the game in Early Access (something I can't imagine saying about many other games), and it's been amazing to watch it grow. Whether you're playing solo or with friends, there's a massive world to explore, with each biome featuring its own unique bosses. There are currently 20 bosses in the game, plus 2 additional seasonal bosses. If I had to compare it to anything, I'd say it's like an incredible Minecraft modpack packed with memorable bosses, deep progression, and tons of building and farming options, while also capturing some of the cozy charm of Stardew Valley. I'm sitting at around 400 hours played, and I still have plenty left to do. If you're on the fence, do yourself a favor and pick up this game.

My friends and I have done 3 playthroughs of this game. Easily one of the most fun times we've had. From theory crafting builds, exploring, redecorating, setting up automatic farms on the base and some sessions were just grinding out resources with verry little progression. Core Keeper is my favorite sandbox game. The game wants you to explore it to find new scenes and resources. You really get to take in the world that you're in instead of it being a backdrop for whatever task you're trying to bulldoze through and that's what I really love about it. You get comfy in your base whether its a medieval town, a humble farm or a horizontal replica of a Terraria slum. Which in turn is what also makes it sad when you get to the end of your journey and what excites you when a new update drops. You get to explore new areas or test out new items and grow your world a bit more each time. Now it does have problems. I found it crazy how difficult the new mobs were in the Void and Voltage update compared to the bosses. Some of the grinds are ridiculous like getting the full fishing armor or the Sentry armor set. But there was a lot of fun to be had with those too. Sitting in call asking for help with a room of new enemies or going on a spontaneous fishing trip at 2 in the morning because someone needed Litho Trilobites for a build they didn't even use add to the fun as well. I hope to see more out of this game especially since they left the end of the last update with [REDACTED FOR SPOILERS]. Core Keeper is an easy recommend for me. Either with friends or by yourself, its a wonderful journey.