Graveyard Keeper 2 is available on Switch and Switch 2. The sequel to the medieval cemetery management sim casts players as the Grand Inquisitor, now responsible for both managing the dead and rebuilding a troubled town.The work begins with gathering plants, animals and human remains. Hearts, bones, brains and skin can be turned into resources and equipment, while machines help automate parts of production. Anyone familiar with the series will recognize the dark humor behind this unusual routine.Zombies are on the payroll, too. Players can put them to work in the cemetery, delegating some production tasks while they focus on other activities. Management extends into town, where residents need help rebuilding their homes and local problems can become business opportunities. Quests throughout the area help develop the land around the cemetery.Combat plays a bigger role in the sequel. The Grand Inquisitor can build towers and fortifications, craft weapons and armor, and train an army to face threats to the kingdom. Alongside resource management and automation, this adds more to do beyond the cemetery walls.The launch trailer brings these activities together, showing the mix of medieval commerce, rebuilding and undead workers.Graveyard Keeper 2 has been available since September 22. The game takes up approximately 780 MB on Switch 2 and 1 GB on Switch, and supports TV, tabletop and handheld modes. A demo is also available to try before buying.
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