Core Keeper: Tips For Building A Base

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Whether you maintain a sprawling complex with state-of-the-art facilities or a small, self-sufficient homestead focused on the necessities, your base in Core Keeper is where you'll be spending most of your time. From crafting to gardening to fishing and beyond, your center of operations is one of the few safe places in the Underground World.

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Like other sandbox games, Core Keeper lets you create a base that fits your preferences. With a few simple tricks, you can make sure your base is the best in the caverns. Read on to find out how!

Core Keeper is in early access at the time of this writing. As a result, the contents of this guide are subject to change alongside the game itself.

Your first base will probably be just a short walk from the Core, where your journey started. You might even have decided to incorporate the Core Chamber into your new home. Using this central location as your primary hub is a great idea for several reasons.

First, the area around the Core is the safest area in the game. You'll never have to deal with mobs more dangerous than Slimes, and the Dirt and Sand Walls make excavating and renovating a snap.

Second, expanding your starting base is much less work than starting a new one from scratch elsewhere. By keeping your resources and facilities near the starting area, you can focus on upgrading rather than relocating.

Lastly, if your Explorer dies you'll respawn at the Core. Having your base nearby ensures that you can easily re-equip yourself for the journey to collect your lost items.

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Scouting locations for your base can be tough. A spot might look good, but what if you set up camp but find