Graveyard Keeper

A third-person role-playing game, Graveyard Keeper offers a ton of crafting options. The main character is a man who owns his own cemetery. Its goal is to bury people correctly and make money from it, so the game can be called an economic simulator. Despite the fact that death in the project is a simple matter on which the business is built, the developers did not forget to add a love story and a strong plot over which you can cry.

The world around the character is not only a village near a cemetery, but also old forests, ancient huts in which old magicians live. We have to explore everything around, develop a cemetery from a permanent resource, and over time our character will want to open a small eatery. Here we are faced with an ethical and biological question: why buy meat for chops if every day brings us up to 80 kg of unspoiled meat?

Since the game is still about crafting, we will be constantly doing something. The character is asking us to keep him busy with something, so in addition to research, we need to upgrade the level of “skill” in terms of manufacturing. The game has a role-playing quest system. For example, a local butcher needed a couple of kilograms of liver. Will you really not cut it out from corpses under the pretext that it is of animal origin (after all, it is!)? Is your eatery running out of unique food and people no longer want to hang out with you? Then jump into the dungeon and get unique alchemical items. Be careful with experiments!