Graveyard Keeper

121 hours later, I can finally say: Graveyard Keeper is one of the most chaotic and weirdly addictive games I’ve played in years 💀 At first it feels like: “haha funny graveyard game” Then suddenly you are: * managing zombie logistics * growing gold-quality hops * writing philosophical books * running an illegal bur…

At first glance, this game hits all the right notes for anyone who appreciates complex, interlocking systems. The initial gameplay loop hooks you instantly. It presents a robust, multi-layered setup with a massive web of quests, an intriguing lineup of NPCs, and several deep technology trees. For the first few hours…

It's said there is nothing more stimulating for one's creative appetite than something mediocre. Despite pouring just under 100 hours in GYK after picking it up during the recent free weekend on Steam, I cannot in any good conscience recommend it. It is a cynical, myopic attempt at leeching off of the success of gam…

I received this game for free recently and its so fun I went and bought all the DLCs.

I'm not sure if proper words exist for the experience I had playing this. To say it felt "incomplete" would, ironically, not paint the full picture. I'll go into more depth, but if you want a quick summary, then here: Graveyard Keeper feels like it never left Early Access. To be clear, I don't believe it was ever te…

Graveyard Keeper takes some daring risks by trading the cozy and laid-back feel of most life simulators for a more structured, objective-focused approach set in a distinctly cynical world. At times I found the pacing rather slow and dragging, and I would have liked greater emphasis on the core grave-tending elements…