$14.99Keplerth Craft, Tame and Reshape Yourself
You wake in a hibernation pod with nothing on a hostile alien planet. Keplerth is a 2D top-down survival sandbox where you gather, craft, farm, build a shelter, tame creatures to ride, edit your genes, and push through layered dungeons and bosses, solo or in online co-op.
Is Keplerth worth it?
Keplerth is worth it if…
- you like survival crafting games with farming, taming, and base building
- you want a clear boss-to-boss reason to dig deeper
- you like tweaking builds with genes, skills, and pets
- you want to play solo or share the grind in online co-op
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Waking up with nothing
You start with no food, no clothes, and no tools. So you punch trees, break stone, and put together your first tools, a campfire, and four walls. From there the loop widens: reclaim wasteland for crops, cook what you grow, breed animals, and turn a rough shelter into a base that visiting merchants and functional NPCs actually stop by. It stays light on pressure, with survival upkeep that matters without turning cruel.
Down through the dungeons
The surface holds towns, ruins, and open ground to claim, but the planet goes deep. Randomly generated maps and dungeons stack in layers, each with tougher factions, rarer ore, and a boss guarding the way down. You bring better weapons, treasure waits in the ruins, and beast dens, lost treasures, and boss challenges give each run a clear target. It is a steady climb: gear up, go deeper, take the next fight.
Genes, pets, and mounts
Keplerth lets you rebuild your survivor as much as your base. The gene-editing and skill systems trade scavenged material for stat changes and combat perks, and hundreds of weapon combinations support different fighting styles. You can also capture alien creatures, train them as battle companions, and saddle one as a mount before heading underground. Riding into a dungeon on something you tamed yourself never quite gets old.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can live alone entirely, building, farming, and clearing dungeons at your own pace, or bring friends along in online multiplayer when you want company for the harder fights.
How does progression work?
You gather and craft upward through tool and weapon tiers, improve your shelter and farm, then take on dungeon bosses that open deeper, richer layers with stronger enemies and better loot.
What can you do with creatures?
You can tame wild animals, breed them, keep them as fighting companions, and train reliable ones as mounts to ride, including into dungeons.
Is the world the same every time?
No. Maps and dungeons are randomly generated, so resources, layouts, and threats land differently on each playthrough, which suits repeat runs.
