Best Mods for Graveyard Keeper 2

Most mods for the second Graveyard Keeper make it easier to manage your settlement and help you progress faster. Some of them automate individual processes and remove tedious mini-games. Read on to learn about the most interesting mods for the game.

Graveyard Keeper 2 is a rather unusual strategy game in which you run a medieval graveyard. Realism is out of the question here: you will be raising an army of the walking dead to fight off attacks by aggressive zombies. The concept turned out to be quite interesting, and many players liked it. Mods let you improve it and tailor it to your taste.

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Most mods only require the BepInEx 5 loader. Otherwise, everything is simple: move the mod files to the right folder according to the instructions. The process is as follows:

If a mod is installed differently, we will mention it in its description.

These mods change the gameplay of Graveyard Keeper 2. We recommend learning the game's basic rules first, and only then simplifying or removing individual mechanics.

This mod lets you pull fish out of the river automatically. A good option for those who find the local mini-games annoying.

Makes automatic workbenches and kitchens run almost non-stop. They will complete the entire queue without forced pauses, and finished products are automatically dropped on the ground so they don't block further production. You can also adjust the crafting speed.

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These mods make it more convenient to control every aspect of the game. They will come in handy both for newcomers and for those who have already mastered the rules of the second Graveyard Keeper.

Lets you manage all storage containers and chests from one place without having to look for them all over the map. A useful feature at any stage of the game, since it saves you a lot of unnecessary actions.

Removes the limit on dragging large objects. In the original game, you can't carry more than one. After installing the mod, the number goes up to 10. You can change this value if you want.

The mod has many features. You can simply speed up the hero's movement, add sprinting, or make him run all the time. Energy will not be consumed.

Install these with care. There is a risk that you will make the game too easy and lose interest in it as a result. So we recommend first understanding how the economy works in Graveyard Keeper 2, and only then changing individual parameters.

In the original game, part of the resources spent on construction is lost when you demolish a building. With this mod, you will get back all the materials used when dismantling supported objects. As a result, you can experiment more often with the layout of buildings in the graveyard and its surroundings.

Another way to arrange the buildings in the graveyard and its surroundings more wisely. You may need to move a building because of a mistake or new plans for the area. The mod lets you change their location without penalties or demolition.

This mod makes specialized storage for logs, stone blocks, and other large items more spacious. This way, you will save space and resources on building additional storage.

A separate mod expands the player's own inventory.

You can also adjust how many items fit in a single slot.

Lets you set the exact length of night and day. This is especially relevant for those who found the standard seven and a half minutes too short. With this mod, you will no longer have to rush and will be able to get everything you planned done before sunset.

Lets you set prices manually and get rid of sudden price drops or spikes. In addition, you get control over the supply of raw materials and various items to local shops.

A simple mod that increases the number of science points you get when disassembling and studying items. As a result, you will progress faster and unlock new technologies.

A separate mod lets you adjust the points you get for manual work done by the Keeper himself and the zombie workers.

With this mod, you will get more resources when disassembling items and gathering plants and minerals. This way, you can build faster and develop the graveyard together with the nearby village.

And this mod increases the amount of resources you get when crafting.

A mod that speeds up the growth of plants: trees, bushes, mushrooms, and garden crops. If you want, you can push it to the maximum so that everything ripens instantly.

Besides simply disabling this bar, you can choose exactly how it fills up and drains. Options include removing insanity gain after specific actions, making drinks more effective, adding automatic insanity reduction over time, and much more.

Similar to the previous mod, but for the energy bar. You can disable it completely or reduce consumption during certain physical actions, as well as adjust how much energy food and sleep restore.

These let you control every element of the game, spawn the objects you need at any time, and remove negative effects. But keep in mind that using cheats sharply reduces interest in the playthrough. It is better to complete the story campaign first and only then experiment.

A convenient way to use cheats at any time. With a special menu, you can manage energy, stamina, and insanity, create items, unlock technologies, and much more.

To open the cheat menu, press F8 on the keyboard or L2 + R2 on the gamepad.

Installation:

Use trusted sources, such as our website. Besides this list, check out the files section.

Detailed instructions are at the beginning of the article.

Yes, but conflicts may occur. So it is better to install them one at a time and remove the last mod if needed. It is also best to pick mods that affect different features of the game. Mods that change the same thing, such as the inventory or the insanity bar, may cause errors when used together.

Yes. So it is a good idea to make a backup in advance.

No, they are designed for the PC version of the game.

Didn't find a mod you like on the list? While enthusiasts are working on new mods, you can check out other similar games from our list of the 40 best strategy games of all time for PC. And if you like the medieval setting, we recommend taking a look at the 25 best knight games on PC and consoles.