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Top Tips for New Explorers!
Our first tip focuses on character creation, as the choices you make here can impact the first few hours you spend in-game. There are lots of different backgrounds to choose from in Core Keeper, and all are different. Explorer, Miner, Fighter, Chef, Gardener, Fisherman, or Nomadwhich one will you choose? Pay close attention to the starting perks you get with each background, and pick the one you think will help you the most. Any background that comes with a lantern is a lifesaver for me! Bridie
Once youre in game, youll need to collect resources such as wood, ore, and even food. Itll take a little bit of digging and exploration, and its worth keeping an eye out for sparkles in the distance, as these almost always indicate treasure or resources. All new players start in the Dirt Biome, and this is home to a variety of plants such as Glow Tulips, Mushrooms, Heart Berries, and Bomb Peppers. We recommend starting to farm as soon as possible, since harvesting your own crops is a much more reliable source of food than simply searching for it as you go. Start a farm very early, dig a water way towards your farm and make it as big as you can. Plant every seed at disposal and come back every 10 minutes for a harvest. Seeds aren't guaranteed until gardening lvl 25, so keep in mind you got to get more seeds in case the harvest didn't drop any. - MayyoMcCheese While most of Core Keepers plant life is pretty tasty on its own, you can combine ingredients in a cooking pot to make exciting recipes that help keep hunger at bay and give powerful buffs! Don't underestimate the power of cooking food. A spicy pepper wrap can be the difference between life and death! Sven Thole, Lead Artist & CEO of Pugstorm Try combining plants and proteins such as Larva meat or fish to expand your culinary repertoire and, remember, any recipes you do uncover get saved in the Cookbook. This is accessible within the Cooking Pots interface, giving you a quick reference guide to recipes and their effects as and when you need them.
Once youve crafted a few tools and cooked up some delicious recipes, you may want to try and explore a little further afield. When doing this, its important to make sure you have the requite tools and resources available so that you dont have to keep doubling back. Making small mini bases across the world is a good idea, since you might forget stuff like bridges, or foods, meaning you don't gotta walk back. Also, use railways. - Wosty Most In fact, its a good idea to carry extra materials with you in case you need to craft on the go, as kittco36 explains: I always bring some wood with me in case I need a workbench, torches or a shovel. Bed is also a permanent fixture in active inventory, heals user quickly without wasting food - cake Our next tip is a little more ominous, but it is a very fair point. An Explorer by the name of Imagine encourages new players to play with the volume on...trust me after all, you never know whats lurking in the darkness.
Theres no shortage of enemies in Core Keeper, and some Explorers play a little more aggressively than others. Community member, Im better than you, suggests new players take a more proactive approach to mobs with the advice of kill anything you see. In a similar sentiment, Sean recommends you smack everything at least once since you never know what secrets a seemingly unassuming creature or object might be hiding. It's very likely that the first enemies youll run into are Slimes, so let us give you a very simple tip. Orange Slimes are passive, meaning that they wont attack unless provoked. Red Slimes, however, are aggressive, and theyll actively chase Explorers. Red = danger! Another enemy you might want to watch out for early on is the Cavelings, and there are lots of different types to be wary of. From the standard Caveling Miner, wholl attack an unsuspecting Explorer on sight, to the powerful Caveling Brutes and the ranged and fiery Caveling Shamans, theres plenty of danger once you leave the Dirt Biome. New players can explore a good chunk of the map very early on, so its easy to run into danger or find yourselves staring one of our GIANT bosses straight in the face. Dont panic, though, you wont be locked into combat every time you stumble upon something scary. Bosses are optional at the start; you don't need to immediately fight them the moment you see them. Overpreparation is not a bad practice. -MayyoMcCheese And there you have it, a handful of top tips for new Explorers straight from our Discord community. We hope youve found this beginners guide helpful! If youre looking for more tips or fancy connecting with your fellow Explorers (maybe even finding a group for a little multiplayer fun!), then join the official Core Keeper Discord, here!
[ 2022-06-01 10:42:15 CET ] [ Original post ]
Are you a brand-new Explorer about to make your first expedition into the underground? We cant wait for you to uncover the secrets of this long-forgotten world. Getting started in Core Keeper is exciting, and many Explorers want to dive in head-first. We know that some of you like to prepare a little beforehand, though, so we got in touch with some of the more seasoned Explorers on our Discord and asked them what advice theyd give to new players starting out.
Character Creation
Our first tip focuses on character creation, as the choices you make here can impact the first few hours you spend in-game. There are lots of different backgrounds to choose from in Core Keeper, and all are different. Explorer, Miner, Fighter, Chef, Gardener, Fisherman, or Nomadwhich one will you choose? Pay close attention to the starting perks you get with each background, and pick the one you think will help you the most. Any background that comes with a lantern is a lifesaver for me! Bridie
Resources
Once youre in game, youll need to collect resources such as wood, ore, and even food. Itll take a little bit of digging and exploration, and its worth keeping an eye out for sparkles in the distance, as these almost always indicate treasure or resources. All new players start in the Dirt Biome, and this is home to a variety of plants such as Glow Tulips, Mushrooms, Heart Berries, and Bomb Peppers. We recommend starting to farm as soon as possible, since harvesting your own crops is a much more reliable source of food than simply searching for it as you go. Start a farm very early, dig a water way towards your farm and make it as big as you can. Plant every seed at disposal and come back every 10 minutes for a harvest. Seeds aren't guaranteed until gardening lvl 25, so keep in mind you got to get more seeds in case the harvest didn't drop any. - MayyoMcCheese While most of Core Keepers plant life is pretty tasty on its own, you can combine ingredients in a cooking pot to make exciting recipes that help keep hunger at bay and give powerful buffs! Don't underestimate the power of cooking food. A spicy pepper wrap can be the difference between life and death! Sven Thole, Lead Artist & CEO of Pugstorm Try combining plants and proteins such as Larva meat or fish to expand your culinary repertoire and, remember, any recipes you do uncover get saved in the Cookbook. This is accessible within the Cooking Pots interface, giving you a quick reference guide to recipes and their effects as and when you need them.
Exploring the Underground
Once youve crafted a few tools and cooked up some delicious recipes, you may want to try and explore a little further afield. When doing this, its important to make sure you have the requite tools and resources available so that you dont have to keep doubling back. Making small mini bases across the world is a good idea, since you might forget stuff like bridges, or foods, meaning you don't gotta walk back. Also, use railways. - Wosty Most In fact, its a good idea to carry extra materials with you in case you need to craft on the go, as kittco36 explains: I always bring some wood with me in case I need a workbench, torches or a shovel. Bed is also a permanent fixture in active inventory, heals user quickly without wasting food - cake Our next tip is a little more ominous, but it is a very fair point. An Explorer by the name of Imagine encourages new players to play with the volume on...trust me after all, you never know whats lurking in the darkness.
Combat
Theres no shortage of enemies in Core Keeper, and some Explorers play a little more aggressively than others. Community member, Im better than you, suggests new players take a more proactive approach to mobs with the advice of kill anything you see. In a similar sentiment, Sean recommends you smack everything at least once since you never know what secrets a seemingly unassuming creature or object might be hiding. It's very likely that the first enemies youll run into are Slimes, so let us give you a very simple tip. Orange Slimes are passive, meaning that they wont attack unless provoked. Red Slimes, however, are aggressive, and theyll actively chase Explorers. Red = danger! Another enemy you might want to watch out for early on is the Cavelings, and there are lots of different types to be wary of. From the standard Caveling Miner, wholl attack an unsuspecting Explorer on sight, to the powerful Caveling Brutes and the ranged and fiery Caveling Shamans, theres plenty of danger once you leave the Dirt Biome. New players can explore a good chunk of the map very early on, so its easy to run into danger or find yourselves staring one of our GIANT bosses straight in the face. Dont panic, though, you wont be locked into combat every time you stumble upon something scary. Bosses are optional at the start; you don't need to immediately fight them the moment you see them. Overpreparation is not a bad practice. -MayyoMcCheese And there you have it, a handful of top tips for new Explorers straight from our Discord community. We hope youve found this beginners guide helpful! If youre looking for more tips or fancy connecting with your fellow Explorers (maybe even finding a group for a little multiplayer fun!), then join the official Core Keeper Discord, here!
[ 2022-06-01 10:42:15 CET ] [ Original post ]
Core Keeper
Pugstorm
Developer
Fireshine Games
Publisher
2022-03-08
Release
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- Core Keeper Linux [287.35 M]
Drawn towards a mysterious relic, you are an explorer who awakens in an ancient cavern of creatures, resources and trinkets. Trapped deep underground will your survival skills be up to the task?
Mine relics and resources to build your base, craft new equipment, survive, and power up the Core. Defeat giant monsters, discover hidden secrets, farm crops, cook new recipes and explore a procedurally generated underground world in a mining sandbox adventure for 1-8 players.
Explore a vast underground cave of endless resources. Mine resources, discover hidden crystals, fossils & trinkets and survive a procedurally generated underground world.
Expand your base from humble beginnings to a vast homestead. Build workbenches and generators to craft new equipment and technology, create your base, and power up your Core.
Customise your explorer and craft new items, armour and equipment to venture further into the cave. Craft a pickaxe to mine walls and resources, build bridges to cross underground lakes, and place torches and bonfires to light up the darkness.
Plant seeds and nurture crops to grow food, or combine ingredients in the cooking pot to discover tasty new recipes with unexpected buffs.
Explore living biomes and fight cavernous creatures in a simulated underground ecosystem. Defeat giant beasts to claim their crystals and continue the adventure.
Survive alone or play online with up to 7 other players. Visit their caverns or invite them into yours, working together to mine resources, fight, farm, craft and survive.
Find massive bosses in an infinite, procedurally generated world with endless gameplay and resources.
Mine relics and resources to build your base, craft new equipment, survive, and power up the Core. Defeat giant monsters, discover hidden secrets, farm crops, cook new recipes and explore a procedurally generated underground world in a mining sandbox adventure for 1-8 players.
Explore a vast underground cave of endless resources. Mine resources, discover hidden crystals, fossils & trinkets and survive a procedurally generated underground world.
Expand your base from humble beginnings to a vast homestead. Build workbenches and generators to craft new equipment and technology, create your base, and power up your Core.
Customise your explorer and craft new items, armour and equipment to venture further into the cave. Craft a pickaxe to mine walls and resources, build bridges to cross underground lakes, and place torches and bonfires to light up the darkness.
Plant seeds and nurture crops to grow food, or combine ingredients in the cooking pot to discover tasty new recipes with unexpected buffs.
Explore living biomes and fight cavernous creatures in a simulated underground ecosystem. Defeat giant beasts to claim their crystals and continue the adventure.
Survive alone or play online with up to 7 other players. Visit their caverns or invite them into yours, working together to mine resources, fight, farm, craft and survive.
Find massive bosses in an infinite, procedurally generated world with endless gameplay and resources.
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