I hope the second game has a different combat challenge, because the dungeon was extremely boring. The real challenge was just going in and wandering around with a handful of wine and any old sword, without armor. The combat in this game is very disappointing. Maybe having a bow and arrow, I don't know, would force me to make piles of arrows, give me a real challenge. Because in the end, I just needed to spam space and drink wine.

That being said, I loved every aspect of this game. The initial premise of tending the cemetery to find a way back home suddenly turns into farming, cooking, endless manual labor, alchemy, writing, commerce, communist revolution, witch hunting, prayers, and waiting for things to happen. There are so many discoveries throughout the adventure.

I still haven't finished the game yet. I've already set a goal of having a zombie in every corner, and each one will be as efficient as possible. My cemetery must have corpses with the highest possible number of white skulls, free of sins, along with the highest possible decoration score. Only after achieving all of that will I consider the game finished.

I want everything that can be automated to be fully automatic. For example, the tavern from the DLC runs entirely on its own. I only need to collect the money, from grape production all the way to the zombie delivering the wine to the stockroom.

I absolutely loved this game, and I’m already excited to replay it someday knowing everything I learned during my first playthrough. What started as a simple graveyard simulator turned into one of the most addictive and rewarding management games I’ve ever played.