Welcome to the Into Indie Games guides hub for Graveyard Keeper 2, which is a repository of all guides on everything that you can do in the game.
Our collection of guides includes farming, crafting, zombies, technology, quests, and many more things that would allow you to enjoy playing the game.
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Table of contents
Ultimate Beginner’s Guide
Graveyard Keeper 2 introduces many more systems on top of the the original Graveyard Keeper base, bringing together crafting, automation, character progression, alchemy, cemetery management, zombies, faith, and interrelated quests. Not everything will be clearly stated in the game, but knowing these mechanics ahead of time can save you some unneeded grinding.
This guide is an overview of some of the most critical mechanics to know about within your first couple of hours, such as how to get a sustainable food supply, access faith and sermons, utilize zombies and worker management, improve corpses using autopsies, manage insanity, fast travel, technology and inspiration trees, and cemetery management.
Advanced Tips and Tricks
Graveyard Keeper 2 throws a lot of systems at you at once. Gathering, crafting, farming, corpses, zombies, technology, church upgrades, quests, mastery, food, and the game’s various progression cycles all feed into one another.
The simplest way to deal with these by handling every system on its own. Instead, create a set of habits in which multiple systems progress at the same time: gather materials while traveling, leave crafting tasks running while exploring, have food prepared before you need it, upgrade tools as often as possible, and plan your travels to include quests and objectives.
This guide has advice that ties those systems together along with some less obvious mechanics that may help you save a great deal of time.
Ultimate Zombie Guide
Zombies can do an enormous quantity of repetitive jobs in Graveyard Keeper 2 including crafting, gathering, farming, and combat. Nevertheless, the zombies cannot be immediately put to work after being revived. The proper technologies, tools, logistics, mastery levels, body parts, collars, perks, and workstations are required to maximize your use of them.
This guide deals with how the zombies operate, how to revive the zombies, how to improve the statistics of the zombies, how the red skulls influence the capabilities of the zombies, how to create 10 red skull zombies, and how to form the zombie crew.
Automation Guide
Automation is one of the most useful progression systems in Graveyard Keeper 2. After unlocking zombies and having access to the mine, forest, garden upgrades, as well as the underground factory, it is possible to slowly get rid of all routine manual activities. Zombies can chop down trees, mine stones, coal, and iron, cultivate crops, deliver resources, use crafting machines, and perform deliveries for the orders of the town.
These systems take time to unlock and most of them need several quests, technologies, tools, and zombies, but once set, they will work continuously without using your energy. This guide shows you how to unlock and create automated systems.
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