Graveyard Keeper

Graveyard Keeper is a role-playing game about a man who runs a cemetery. Its task is to bury people correctly and make money from it, so the genre is closer to an economic simulator. Death is the mainstay of the business here, but the story is serious, with both love and drama to follow. The world around is not limited to the village near the cemetery - there are other lands nearby. Crafting takes a lot of time: parts are mined, processed and turned into items. Deals with merchants and the church bring money. Bodies can be disassembled for organs, and this affects profits. The skull assistant helps with the work and gives advice. Quests for local residents open gradually. The design is gloomy, but with humor. The cemetery is being developed through improvements. The church and the village live with their own concerns. Local quests open gradually. Selling organs makes a profit. Skill branches are developed by choice. The skull assistant gives advice on work. The cemetery is being cleaned up and fences are being erected. Parishioners bring money for services. Graves affect the reputation of the cemetery. The bodies can be used for experiments. Skill branches open up new recipes. The seasons change the available plants. The village lives according to a schedule. Inventory is limited in volume. Sermons bring donations. The meat can be sold. Potions are brewed from herbs. The gravedigger works at night. Money is spent on tools. Reputation affects prices. For those who love crafting and calculation, the game is suitable.