r/GraveyardKeeper

guys lmao I have 8 hours of playtime and I feel like I barely made any progress, this game is absolutely wild in terms of difficulty but it's quite fun tbh

I'm trying not to use the wiki but it's getting even more difficult, some things are underexplained and idk if it's just me but do y'all use any guides at all or am I just not using basic logic in this?

no spoilers please

Graveyard keeper one was a really good game a lot of jokes a lot of humor a lot of mystic lore but that's not where I'm going at from where is the first game ended off to where the second game starts you think how do you get from an altar to a jail cell supposably I asked me ai just to search data and apparently the original keeper went back to the original world and you're just a copy remember take what I'm saying with a heavy grain of salt so when the second game starts you'd wake up in that cell you save the school but what happens after that from what the trailer shows the town's being attacked so there's a few ways I could happen they turn against you at the altar some kind of teleportation something your chained up that's what really I could say in the trailer and I know this doesn't seem like it's going anywhere it is I think when you get the skull and out of your chains once you get out of the dungeon you'll probably meet somebody that is probably like a guard or something the town gets attacked by the zombies takes everything down the bishop dies or The Inquisitor specifically you help stave off the attack from the district you start in and it will give you access to the first church maybe your first graveyard and all the other fixings and I know that I am not using any grammar or punctuation I really don't think I need to and I'm just using text to speech so in short and long that's kind of of what my first theory of what's going to happen when the game starts.

Hello!

I added a desk under the church, and wanted to craft paper... But the key wouldn't work? I tried switching to another one because I thought maybe it's a key I've used too much and that's the issue, but it wouldn't work at all regardless. I changed the key several times.

At some point there was a tiiiiny bit of red (to show the progression) so I think it kind of worked? But nothing more... Then I thought maybe the desk is too close to other furniture items, so I'll destroy it and add another one, right? ... But I can't destroy it either, for the same reason?

And the weirdest thing is that... Well, at some point I got annoyed and kind of keysmashed. Not the first time this happened, but then my character got stuck in fighting mode?? Even when changing the key for the sword, he just kept swinging it. I quit the game after that (I made sure to save right before wanting to destroy the desk so this part is not a problem)... The key wasn't stuck, by the way, I'm sure of that.

What do I do? I'll probably build another desk somewhere else entirely, but is this one doomed to stay like that forever, unable to be destroyed?

I have gotten to what I believe is the end of the main quest, with just the Ms. Charm and Astrologer lines to complete, and I feel like the game design keeps doubling down on hostility to the player. Like, the Aristocrat Papers are expensive enough to ensure that players like me have likely finished our other objectives by the time we're at this point, but you're... still making me wait multiple weeks to do a few basic turn-ins of shit I already have? I'm trying to just make shit to wear myself out to sleep and timeskip, but I run out of basic materials - like, wtf, why is there no endgame way to produce sticks, so I can make more chisels, so I can make more blocks, so I can sleep more? Why is the endgame designed so that I'm incentivized to downgrade my tools so they exhaust me faster? I'm in a position where I'm going to spend twenty real-world minutes alternating between swinging a rusty sword and sleeping, just to skip time because I have nothing else to do in the game, and this seems like an issue that just really didn't have to be an issue. Feeling very annoyed and discouraged from finishing now. I don't mind sinking time into games, but I resent game design where it feels like the devs just thought I should sit here for twenty minutes when they could have just added a time skip button, let me sleep at will, have critical npcs around more often, sell me a knock-out potion, whatever.

The bishop mentioned he'd buy me bowls... I didn't know he only meant the 20 bowls for the quest. Uh oh, now I have 60. That's right, two stacks of bowls, and I don't know what to do with them because no one will buy them. So I just keep them in my chest. :( I tried looking up what to do with them, and I saw something about how you need a few bowls in late game to craft other things... But do you need sixty of them? Or are they useless? Poor bowls.

I’ve recently started playing and feeling a bit lost with all the alchemy stuff. I feel I’m googling everything. As soon as I finish one quest I get given 5 more. I can’t make enough beer and wine. Zombies seem to make the tasks slower. Tell me it gets easier 😅

Hello, I'm a fairly new player, and the first thing I thought when playing for a bit was "woah, there is so much to do! :D". So much wood to cut in early game, which I love because it's very relaxing. So many items to collect. So many things to improve, buy, cook, expand. I was like "this is going to take FOREVER!" in the best way, because I love games that aren't too limiting and where you have a whole bunch of things to do, so you don't get bored. (For reference I'm a Stardew player)

Plus I like the pace, you don't have to do everything the moment you get the quest, every time the same symbol comes back (for the days of the week), you can do it if you've missed it the first time. So there's no rush. You can work at night! Which is great. It's not discouraging to walk all the way to the village because the character walks FAST and isn't slowed down when carrying a body or wood. I LOVE IT!

This game messed up my sleep schedule and I'm grateful for it because I had the BEST time!

Yes, it's not Gerry, it's Larry...

Do devs still provide tech support for graveyard keeper on gk@lazybeargames.com ? I have a bug on my save, I builded all tents for game of crows dlc but I'm not able to add more refugees to camp which stops me from advancing story further

Hiya. I've almost 100%ed my save file, and wanted to know if there are any ways to glitch outside the map on the current version.

I've already finished the game's story, but I still need to improve a couple of things, so I'm wondering, can I get 100% of the Steam achievements without any DLC, or do I need to use all the DLC to get 100%? Right now, I'm at 40% (50/125) of the achievements.