Graveyard Keeper 2
Macabre management comedy in which the Keeper rebuilds a zombie-infested town while developing his graveyard and an economy exploiting both the living and the dead.
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Our review
Graveyard Keeper 2 Finds Plenty of Life in Its Corpses, Less in Its Living Cast
Graveyard Keeper 2 intelligently expands the macabre identity of its predecessor. Its world is beautiful, full voice acting gives dialogue new energy, and the partnership between the Keeper and sarcastic skull Larry is particularly effective. Rebuilding a town devastated by zombies also lets the series lean further into its strange mixture of comedy, catastrophe and medieval capitalism. Several reviewers, however, note that residents mainly function as sources of quests, goods or progression gates. Where Stardew Valley often structures days around relationships, Graveyard Keeper 2 continues to structure them around labor. That choice gives the game much of its identity while limiting attachment to its cast.