Best seeds and world generation settings in Core Keeper (and what they do)

When creating a new Core Keeper world, the game presents you with various options that let you fine-tune the experience to your preference. Some are fairly self-explanatory, while others won’t be as obvious to new players.

This guide shows you exactly what each Core Keeper world generation setting does and gives you a rundown of the best configuration for new worlds. Plus, we’ve included a list of seeds that will give you the coolest Core Keeper worlds.

All Core Keeper world generation settings, explained

Best Core Keeper world generation settings

These are the best Core Keeper world generation settings to guarantee the most interesting playthrough.

• Biome Chaos: High
• Ore Density: High
• Tunnels: High
• Chambers: High
• Rivers: Normal
• Lakes: Normal
• Pits: Low
• Ceiling Holes: High

We recommend turning settings like Biome Chaos up to make things more interesting while lowering settings like Pits to prevent unfortunate accidents from occurring as often. You can kick things up to Extreme if you’re feeling brave, and Extreme Biome Chaos in particular results in some incredibly cool Core Keeper worlds.

Best Core Keeper world seeds

These are the best Core Keeper seeds that the community has discovered so far. Remember that Core Keeper seeds won’t match up entirely when you create a world with them since the game randomly generates caves and other environmental features differently each time. Major terrain features, boss locations, and items will remain set, however.