Graveyard Keeper is something you’ve never seen before – a cemetery management simulator where you’re constantly asked questions like, “How do I profit from the dead?” and “Is it normal to make potions out of bodies?” The game has this charming, dark atmosphere that makes you feel like you’re doing something really important… like running a death factory with a little bit of alchemy and craftwork mixed in.

It’s not just about digging graves; it’s about making your cemetery an attractive business. Yes, a cemetery can be profitable! But making money off the deceased takes time and… well, a few illegal operations here and there. So, if you’re into digging up dead bodies to open a grocery store (because why not?), this is the game for you.

Delightfully weird, like a twisted, but still fun version of a farming/crafting game. I like the visual style and am finding the game to be high in engaging content. It can be annoying in that there are lots of places where you need B before you can get A, and then you discover to get B you need C.

You'll be disappointed if you're looking for an alternative farming game like goth Stardew Valley (which I was).
From a open-world farm building perspective, there are not a lot of designing options, i.e. I can't really design my own land and choose what to do with it. There are some farming and crafting options, but within very narrowly confined spaces.
From a quest-based game perspective, there are not enough prompters, and you are often at a loss as to what to do. And for such a big map, the walking speed is sooooooo slooooooow! It takes forever to go from the farm to the lighthouse or anywhere else.
But, if your goal is to play a quest game with lots of crafting and farming and burying on the side, then this is your go to game. The controls are easy also, and you don't die from hunger or anything ,so not a steep learning curve.