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Blatant cash grab (they realized they could make more money releasing this as a full price game instead of as DLC for Ark).
One of the worst looking games I've ever seen.
Not optimized in the slightest.

Avoid this like the plague.

Full video review on YouTube

Graveyard Keeper suffers from the exact issues that Punch Club (also by Lazy Bear Games) had.

The game starts out very fun; extremely overwhelming, but still enjoyable. Over time, the difficulty ramps up, often for no reason, and the fun continues to decrease.

Graveyard Keeper has been compared to Stardew Valley, and it’s not too far off. However, in Stardew, if you don’t want to do something like fishing for example, you can choose not to do it until very late in the game and it won’t impact you at all. In Graveyard Keeper, you’re forced to juggle all aspects of the game from the very beginning.

If you want to build something nice for your church, you need to be teching up fast in blacksmithing and wood working. Even if you want to build something small like a candle.

The game also locks parts of itself away behind progression walls. A few hours into the game, a core mechanic that had been with you from the very beginning is suddenly denied to you until you advance in yet another tech tree.

The quest system is bizarre. Quests are very difficult to complete, and often require progressing through other quests just to finish the first one. The very first main quest you’re given in the game is impossible to complete without advancing significantly through multiple other quests.

If you found yourself getting sick of Punch Club by the end, chances are you’ll probably feel the same way with Graveyard Keeper. If you’re looking for something like Stardew Valley, this is not it.

Basically Hearthstone Dungeon Run without all the things that make Hearthstone terrible. Fantastic game.

It's a great game. Skyrim obviously has better gameplay, but almost everything else about Oblivion is better than Skyrim.

There's a lot of things wrong with this game. As soon as you open the game you're prompted to buy DLC. As soon as you try to start the game you're again encouraged to buy DLC.

The prologue lasts forever, and the story is pretty boring.

I've liked almost all Dharker Studios games, but this is the first I've ever refunded.

I'm really enjoying the game, but paid mods didn't work last time and they shouldn't have been brought back now.

Boycott paid mods.

I managed to 100% the game in 25 minutes. It took just 2 playthroughs. However, I'd still recommend the game, simply because it's just $2.

The character art is really good, the story is pretty decent.

The main character is pretty annoying, but he does have some funny lines sometimes so it's fine.

Every single game starts off the main character screeching in an incredibly abrasive voice "Let's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ do this!"

Trust me, it sounds a lot funnier than it is.

I like the idea that every single thing dies in one hit, but the excessive gore and unnecessary vulgarity totally put me off.

Like another review said, if you've played some of the other Sakura games, you've played this one. There's nothing particularly innovative about this installment in the series. It took me around 2 hours to get all three endings.

Totally abandoned. Don't buy.