PC Gamer reports that Graveyard Keeper 2 has been released, continuing the series’ combination of farming, crafting, building and morally grim humour. The article highlights how quickly the writer abandons plans to play an upstanding character, instead using fat from human corpses to make candles for a church, illustrating the game’s deliberately macabre approach to resource management.

The writer says they are about 13 hours into the game and find its crafting loop immediately engrossing, although progression can become grindy. Players gather materials, cook, unlock skills and manage numerous crafting stations; the game costs $25 on Steam, while the original also allowed players to sell meat from corpses, unknowingly turning villagers into cannibals.