Just started playing Graveyard Keeper and it’s interesting but it seems really grindy. Hopefully it starts picking up a bit as I play. I’m also wondering if I should get any of the DLC now or wait a bit. The DLC is on pretty good sale right now on Steam so that might be something good to pick up.

#gaming #games #graveyardkeeper @games

  • ComfortableRaspberry@feddit.org
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    11 months ago

    I dropped my first playthrough because of this. Second time went a bit more smooth, don’t know if I set up things smarter or whatever but the grinding stops as soon as you managed your carrot income.

    For me it felt a bit overwhelming to have all the dlcs plus main game at once so if recommend buying them later and only if you like it more than now.

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    11 months ago

    I watched a let’s play and the beginning was incredibly cool and then the grind hit. It became even too boring to just watch next to work.

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    11 months ago

    Currently slogging my way though the late game (or at least I was until more pressing things came up), there’s some slight automation towards the mid game that helps a bit, but the grind doesn’t really go away. Mostly due to the fact that you end up spending Faith/ corpses/ gold way faster than you can get them. I find myself in a waiting pattern fairly often- there’s still things to do, but progress on major quests feels super slow (and almost unrewarding). The DLC is mostly regarded as filler, but if you’re a completionist (or like what they offer), it’s not awful at the current sale price.

    Note: there are achievements that are gated behind having the DLCs if that’s your thing.

    It’s not strictly a bad game, but I’d almost rather play Stardew for the farming/ story or Factorio for the automation.