Core Keeper

парень слезно просил поиграть с ним в эту игру, потому что не умеет украшать базу. Сказал а чего как ни для этого нужны женщины. (данная игра укрепляет отношения, сразу понимаешь готов ли парень выкопать сакуру для твоего сада)

Overall, this is a fun and addictive game, whether you play solo or in co-op. The visuals and soundtrack for each biome are impeccable, and they complement each other beautifully. I found myself vibing to The Passage's soundtrack because it blended so well with the dark and spooky atmosphere. I loved the QoL features in the inventory system. Being able to stash away most of your items after returning from your adventures with the press of a single button is awesome. The option to discard items from your backpack anywhere with a simple toggle was also a great addition. I'm not really sure how I feel about the pouches, though. On one hand, they were a nice way to keep certain categories of items organized (plus, more inventory slots are always welcome). On the other hand, I found it pretty obnoxious having to scroll down every time I wanted to grab blocks or ores. As for the Summoner class, whenever it's available in games like this, it's usually my go-to, and that's exactly what I did here. Around 90% of my playthrough was as a Summoner, but it was honestly painful to play. There was barely any variety in summon weapons, and the mana cost to summon minions was far too high. The limited lifespan of minions was also a bit frustrating, though I think it would have been perfectly fine if summoning them required less mana. After switching to a Mage build and investing in the talent tree, the game suddenly felt like a breeze. Overall, I don't think the Summoner class is worth playing in its current state. The aspect that genuinely made me tweak out was how strong the regular enemies were, both before and after unlocking the small and large health potions. Their damage was no joke, it often felt unfair to get killed in just two or three hits.

刚玩的时候有种看到泰拉瑞亚后继有人的感觉 打了十几小时后发现只有太拉

[h2] 100% Achievement Review #03 [/h2] ● Estimated difficulty: 5/10 ● Approximate amount of time to 100%: 90 hours ● Online achievements: none ● Number of missable achievements: none ● Difficulty based achievements: none ● Minimum playthroughs: 1 ● DLC required: no ● Glitched achievements: none [b] Notes [/b] Core Keeper is a fun game on its own and while mechanically simpler than other games in the same genre provides a really nice experience of discovery. The journey to 100% however is a massive grind, you need every single skill maxed out, which means either you play for an insanely long time or create farms to get this done with faster. Even with those farms however these skills take a long time to level and are a pain in the ass. Moreover certain achievements basically require you to use a guide like for example The Heart of the Cards achievements which some of them have very specific ways of obtaining them. All in all I would recommend simply playing through the game only focusing on achievements after as there are no missables.

Core Keeper é simplesmente fantástico. Ele consegue pegar os melhores elementos de jogos como Terraria, Stardew Valley e Minecraft, misturando tudo em uma experiência subterrânea que te prende por horas sem você perceber. A curva de progressão é extremamente satisfatória: você começa quebrando paredes de terra com as mãos e, em pouco tempo, está automatizando mineração, enfrentando chefes gigantescos e construindo uma base absurdamente bem decorada. O sistema de culinária incentiva a experimentação e o combate é simples, mas punitivo o suficiente para te manter atento. Jogar em cooperativo com os amigos eleva a experiência a outro nível, tornando a divisão de tarefas (um minera, outro planta, outro explora) muito dinâmica e divertida. Se você gosta de jogos de sobrevivência, criação e exploração, essa é uma compra obrigatória.

I played this game a little with a friend, but I didn't really like it; it's just not my style of game. But I wish everyone a great experience.

Seemed like it had so much potential, but just kind of got grindy and boring after a while. I really wanted to love it, but it didn't deliver like I expected.

Great game, really fun. Bosses become a little easy to blitz down in multiplayer, but its grand fun and in singleplayer feels very tight.

I've struggled to get into games like Minecraft and Terraria, but for some reason I find Core Keeper absolutely enchanting. Part of it is the SNES-inspired art style and also the top-down perspective, but I also feel like the sense of discovery is kept up at a good pace without being overwhelming. I'm always finding new things in the world or acquiring materials to craft a new piece of gear, but I've also tried crafting almost everything just to see what it does and try it out. It feels like there's not a lot of item bloat, which I really appreciate.

though taking inspiration from games like terraria, the amount of wonder this game provided may very well have surpassed that of its inspiration. i wasn't expecting to be as blown away by the enchanting soundtrack as i was, and the excitement i felt to progress and explore the diverse map is on a level very few games i've ever played have reached.