Make the next item, then tackle the next job: reviews enjoy becoming absorbed in this succession of tasks.
Its dark humor treats even corpses as business resources; do not choose it for its gentle-looking exterior alone.
What makes it fun
One craft leads to another
Graveyard upkeep leads you to gather materials, unlock technologies, and build workstations. While making one item, you discover another job you want to tackle.
Even corpse meat is for sale
As you tend a graveyard beside a peaceful village, you can put meat taken from corpses to commercial use. The gap between the gentle scenery and the grim work gives the game its dark humor.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Languages
- Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean ／ 11 languages total
A typical run
Gather and craft to expand your graveyard business.
What sets it apart
One player liked choosing between crafting a quest item to save money and buying it at a shop. Their enjoyment came from balancing their purse against the work, not simply doing every task themselves.
Learning curve and difficulty
One player photographed material requirements and experimented to discover uses for unlocked items. They enjoyed the effort itself and kept starting another task after intending to stop.
What longtime players say
Players who replayed the game describe enjoying the return as they learned how to progress and improved their routines.
What players like
Reviews enjoy getting absorbed in successive tasks and crafting.
Reviews enjoyed the humor.
Common complaints
Reviews describe unclear explanations or inadequate ways to track tasks and recipes, making progress harder to figure out.
Who it’s for
Players who enjoy working through tasks toward something they want to make.
Who might not enjoy it
Players wanting the next step to be immediately clear.
86% Very Positive ・ US$19.99
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