Graveyard Keeper 2

After completing the first game, I was absolutely delighted, but as soon as I learned about the sequel, I knew it would be a MASTERPIECE! I wasn't wrong; the game turned out to be a good successor. There's a lot to be said about its flaws, but most of them are a matter of taste.

For me, as a humanities major, the main drawback was the mandatory factory system due to its difficulty in understanding and the lack of a proper tutorial.

I highly recommend playing it!

Graveyard Keeper 2 is finally out! After hundreds of hours in the first game, I can't wait to get back into business. I'm thrilled that they've finally given me the chance to rebuild the city and added proper automation with zombies on conveyor belts!

Grinding for the sake of grinding. Literally half the mechanics were added simply because they had to be, but no thought was given to how to integrate them into the gameplay. In fact, there are no technologies here that make you want to level up. You level up not because you really want to, but because some NPC asks you point-blank: "Bring this, do that." And so you race around in circles for that.

The cemetery seems like it's just a tick box—it's much more profitable, in terms of money and time, to simply burn everything down. The vegetable garden is also a waste of resources.

Then there are these shops, mini-modes like tower defense... For me, it's just unnecessary noise that doesn't engage at all. The zombie automation looks nice on paper, but in reality, it's pointless once you set it… Read full