Graveyard Keeper 2 released on PC and consoles - the cemetery has become even more difficult

tinyBuild and Lazy Bear Games have released Graveyard Keeper 2. The sequel to the grim economic RPG launched on September 22 on PC and consoles and again offers to turn a dubious cemetery farm into a working business - now in a new world and with more complex production chains.

New world instead of expanding the old map

The sequel isn't limited to the additional area of the first game.The player rebuilds production, explores new territories and gradually connects the cemetery with other types of farming.The trademark dark humor remains: efficiency here regularly conflicts with ethics.

The basis remains the familiar cycle - resource extraction, processing, construction and carrying out orders from residents.However, chains have become longer, so automation and the location of work areas have a greater impact on the pace of development.

Release on several platforms at once

Versions are announced for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. On Steam, the base price is $24.99 (≈ 2,100 rubles), and the starting discount reduces it to $19.99 (≈ 1,700 rubles).There is no official Russian price in the publisher’s international materials.

The second part is also designed for people who do not remember all the systems of the original: a new start re-introduces the management of the cemetery and production.At the same time, familiar players will quickly see changes in the economy and the volume of available chains.

September in general turned out to be busy with major releases and versions 1.0: for example, we recently reviewed Valheim 1.0 post-release update.