How to Hatch Eggs in Core Keeper 1.0

 

Finding Your Eggs

 

     Before you can hatch any eggs, you need to find them. Eggs in Core Keeper 1.0 are scattered throughout the world, and there are a few ways to get your hands on them:

 

     1. Loot Crates: These can be found randomly throughout the game world. Break open crates and keep an eye out for those precious eggs!

     2. Digging Spots: Use your shovel to dig in various spots around the map. Sometimes, eggs are buried just waiting to be uncovered.

     3. Bearded Merchant: Once you’ve defeated Glurch the Abominous Mass, you can visit the Bearded Merchant. He might have some eggs for sale that you can purchase.

 

    

 

Crafting the Egg Incubator

 

     Got your egg? Great! Now it’s time to hatch it, and for that, you need an Egg Incubator. Here’s how you can craft one:

 

     1. Build a Copper Workbench: Head to your basic workbench and craft a Copper Workbench using 8 wood and 6 copper bars. This will be your base for crafting the Egg Incubator.

     2. Make the Glass Smelter: The Glass Smelter is crafted from 5 Copper Bars. Place it down and use it to turn sand into glass. Sand can be found in sand walls throughout the game world.

     3. Craft the egg Incubator: At the Copper Workbench, you’ll need 8 Copper Bars and 8 Glass Pieces to craft the Egg Incubator.

 

    

     Powering the Incubator

 

     The Egg Incubator requires electricity to function. Here’s how to get it up and running:

 

     1. Build an Electricity Generator: Craft this at the Electronics Table, which you can make using 8 wood and 8 copper bars. The generator needs 10 copper bars to craft.

 

     2. Set Up Wiring: Connect the generator to your Egg Incubator using electrical wires. You’ll need some copper bars for wiring, so make sure you have enough.

 

    

 

Hatching the Egg

 

     With your Egg Incubator powered up, it’s time to hatch your egg:

 

     1. Place the Egg in the Incubator: Pop your egg into the incubator. You’ll see a progress bar indicating how much time is left.

 

    

     2. Wait for the Egg to Hatch: It takes about 30 minutes for the egg to hatch. During this time, you can continue exploring or working on other tasks in the game.

 

    

     3. Meet Your New Pet: Once the incubation period is over, the egg will crack open, revealing your new pet. This could be anything from a cute owl to a fiery slime!

 

    

     Hatching eggs in Core Keeper 1.0 adds a delightful new layer to your gameplay. By finding eggs, crafting and powering an Egg Incubator, and waiting patiently, you can unlock a range of adorable and helpful pets to accompany you on your adventures. These pets not only add charm to the game but also offer useful buffs and abilities that can enhance your journey through Core Keeper’s diverse world. So, gather those materials, set up your incubator, and get ready to hatch your next best friend!