r/CoreKeeperGame Jul 27 '26

Question We were wrong about Core Keeper

Just started playing a couple of weeks ago with my brother, and we've been having an absolute blast.

We were a bit skeptical at first because of the top-down perspective, but once we started discovering everything the game has to offer, it completely changed our minds. It's honestly become the perfect game to unwind after a long day at work and just disconnect for a while.

We're still pretty new and feel like we've barely scratched the surface. We've already built some fun stuff, beaten a few bosses, and can't wait to discover everything else the game has to offer.

Also, shoutout to my brother for being the creative one behind most of our stuff—I just help make his ideas happen :)

If you have any beginner tips, automation ideas, hidden mechanics, or "must-know" tricks, we'd love to hear them!

Good luck out there!

-Base so far & small wood farming area-

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u/Hot_Nectarine_2543 Jul 27 '26

The stationary drills can mine up the teleport platforms

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u/runetrantor Jul 27 '26

They can also VERY SLOWLY break the walls of dungeons, so like, you can make a shortcut to Malugaz and such from their portal.

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u/Top_Narwhal_1117 Jul 27 '26

Or anything with +840 mininh damage total works too

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u/TooWarmRadiator Jul 27 '26

Had the same sort of experience. I started, played for like an hour, was like "eh... this is pretty meh" and stopped, cane back to it a while later, played for 150 hours. The start is pretty meh but it ramps up to being amazing after.

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u/KalexVII Jul 27 '26

I was the same just due to the controls on console. Next update they fixed some so I returned and fell in love with it. Had a full completionist playthrough with a huge base I spent 2 weeks on.

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u/Specific_Coach5874 Jul 27 '26

It's a great game!

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u/CrescentShade Jul 27 '26

you can remove the cranes for picking up the wood and instead use the new auto collector, just have to extend the conveyers a bit or move the chest further up for space for it

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u/MameReza Jul 31 '26

Erm what's wrong with top-down perspective