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How to install Core Keeper mono version

Recently Pugstorm released a mono version of Core Keeper. You might need it to reference it's assemblies. Here is how to get it.

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This guide was made for IL2CPP version of Core Keeper and no longer applies. Normal build of the game already uses mono

Steps

  • Right-click the game's name in Steam and select Properties from the menu

  • Select Betas

  • Enter the following password: monobuildsmightnotbeuptodate

  • Click Check Code

  • Click the dropdown menu, select the mono branch, and click opt in

  • Wait for the game to automatically update (or manually update it yourself)

If you wish to have both the mono build and il2cpp one use steamcmd to install and update the mono build. Follow this , replacing values for Core Keeper. Core Keeper appId is 1621690

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