Core Keeper

In Core Keeper, your spawn point is simply where your character appears when you first join a world, and where you respawn after dying. By default, that location is at The Core. You can change your individual spawn point by claiming a bed, and if that bed is destroyed, your spawn point reverts back to … Read more

Core Keeper is a loot-heavy game. Even a short mining run can fill your inventory with ore, seeds, valuables, food, and crafting components. If you do not build storage early, you end up throwing items on the ground, losing track of materials, and wasting time running back and forth. Chests solve two major problems at … Read more

A bed is one of those deceptively simple items in Core Keeper that quietly improves everything you do. It gives you a safe place to recover, it locks in a reliable respawn point, and it is also a key piece of furniture if you are building rooms for friendly inhabitants. The catch is that a … Read more

Upgrading your pickaxe in Core Keeper is one of the most important parts of smooth progression. A stronger pickaxe does more mining damage, breaks walls faster, and, most importantly, lets you mine new wall types and ore tiers that are effectively “gated” behind better tools. If you ever feel stuck in a biome or like … Read more

Map markers in Core Keeper are one of those tools you might ignore for the first few hours, then suddenly wonder how you ever played without them. The world is huge, biomes spread out in every direction, and your “I will remember where that was” confidence collapses the first time you find a second ore … Read more