Publisher Fireshine Games and developer Pugstorm have released a major update for Core Keeper, the largest since the game's official launch. According to the developers, this update brings one of the biggest boss fights Core Keeper has ever seen, along with a massive amount of new content, including enemies, a sub-biome, bombs, equipment, and much more. The update is now available across platforms.
Core Keeper is a survival sandbox game that can be played in single-player mode or online co-op with up to eight players. The game is available on all modern consoles, including last-gen, and PC, following an 18-month early access period. Twenty days after the release of version 1.0, Fireshine Games announced that Core Keeper had been an enormous success, reaching the milestone of 3 million players. Since then, the game has received multiple updates, which have been mostly hotfixes, until this week.
These Steam early access games offer the best, most fleshed out experiences, allowing players a chance to get in early and shape further development.
On March 10, Core Keeper launched its biggest update so far. Titled Bags & Blasts, the patch adds a ton of new gameplay features and content...
