Core Keeper's 2nd Anniversary: Now in Four New Languages

Gaming Staff • March 8, 2024

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Core Keeper, the mining sandbox adventure game developed by Pugstorm and published by Fireshine Games, has released a Language Update for its second anniversary. The update includes full localization support for French, Italian, Traditional Chinese, and Brazilian Portuguese, as well as bug fixes and performance optimizations.

Since its release on Steam Early Access, Core Keeper has sold over 2 million copies and has become a beloved game in the mining sandbox adventure genre. The game features a dynamically evolving world, harvesting resources, building bases, crafting tools, and defeating legendary Titans. Players can also explore mysterious caverns, encounter creatures, discover new biomes, treasures, and trinkets, and even drive vehicles.

Core Keeper supports 1-8 players, allowing players to enjoy the game alone or with friends. The game also features skills leveling, growing gardens, fishing, mastering recipes, hatching pets, and carving out unique adventures.

Pugstorm is an award-winning development studio that specializes in creating juicy pixel art games. Fireshine Games is a global publisher of digital and physical video games based in London, England, and has worked with several studio giants and indie dev studios.

Core Keeper has received positive reviews from players and critics alike, praising its gameplay mechanics, pixel art style, and overall fun factor. With the new Language Update, even more players can now enjoy the game's enchanting underground world. The game is set to release on consoles later this year for the 1.0 release, and Fireshine Games has promised to release even more content for the game at the 1.0 release.

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