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Preguntas frecuentes GK2

Quick answers to the most common questions about Graveyard Keeper 2.

Graveyard Keeper 2 launched on 22 September 2026 on PC (Steam, GOG, Epic) and major consoles. See our release hub for demo and trailer articles.
The core game is single-player. Co-op is not a headline launch feature—read our multiplayer and co-op pages for the latest patch notes before assuming online play.
Follow the beginner guide: basic woodworking, tool upgrades, a simple bread loop, and your first burials while picking up NPC quests.
Resurrect corpses at the Resurrection Table, assign workers to benches or Supplier Stations, and queue crafting orders. Red Skulls on corpses improve perk capacity.
Steam and GOG are the main PC stores; consoles use each platform shop. Avoid unauthorized key resellers—see our purchase and key guides.
A public demo has been offered around launch showcasing districts and early automation—check the demo guide for what carries to the full game.
Yes for most players—see our Steam Deck page for controls, Proton notes, and battery tips. Performance varies with district size and zombie count.
GOG offers DRM-free offline installers; Steam offers the larger community hub and achievements. Feature parity is usually the same—pick based on launcher preference.
Mine Iron Ore near the Inquisition Base, Forest, and Swamp, then smelt ingots for tools and factory parts. Our iron guide lists routes and zombie mining setups.
Factories use production orders and zombie workers to craft at scale. Read the factory guide for supplier stations, queue priorities, and bottlenecks.
Bonuses vary by storefront and wave—check the preorder bonus page for sauna cosmetics, outfits, and how to redeem in-game.
Crossplay is unlikely without official online co-op infrastructure. Confirm on our crossplay page after each major patch.
The world expands by liberating districts. Our map guide explains travel, shortcuts, and where key resources spawn.
Gems tie to mining, quests, and jewelry crafting. See the gems guide for mid-game farms and spending priorities.
Yes for most players—see our Steam Deck page for controls, Proton notes, and battery tips. Performance varies with district size and zombie count.
GOG offers DRM-free offline installers; Steam offers the larger community hub and achievements. Feature parity is usually the same—pick based on launcher preference.
Mine Iron Ore near the Inquisition Base, Forest, and Swamp, then smelt ingots for tools and factory parts. Our iron guide lists routes and zombie mining setups.
Factories use production orders and zombie workers to craft at scale. Read the factory guide for supplier stations, queue priorities, and bottlenecks.
Bonuses vary by storefront and wave—check the preorder bonus page for sauna cosmetics, outfits, and how to redeem in-game.
Crossplay is unlikely without official online co-op infrastructure. Confirm on our crossplay page after each major patch.
The world expands by liberating districts. Our map guide explains travel, shortcuts, and where key resources spawn.
Gems tie to mining, quests, and jewelry crafting. See the gems guide for mid-game farms and spending priorities.
The hypno device lets you assign and control zombie workers. Read our hypno guide for crafting, placement, and pairing with mines and factories.
Orders fail when inputs or supplier zombies are missing. Check the orders guide for queue priority, warehouse chests, and the rising US search fixes for factory bottlenecks.
Prepare corpses at the autopsy table, unlock resurrection, then convert bodies into workers. Our how-to resurrect page walks through each step.
Mastery improves zombie job efficiency over time. See the mastery guide for perks and when to invest versus hiring more undead.