Graveyard Keeper 2 Tools
Hardware, storefronts, and a pre-order checklist — practical pages for buyers.
Not every Keeper needs another lore recap. Some of you need to know whether a 2013 GPU will run the 3D cemetery, whether Switch 2 and Steam are the same bonus, and whether you already clicked pre-order on the wrong account. This hub is that drawer.
- System requirements — Steam minimum (720p) and recommended (1080p) tables, DirectX 12, 2 GB disk, Deck unknown
- Platforms compared — Steam, Epic, GOG, PS5, Xbox Series, Switch, Switch 2
- Pre-order checklist — discount, Sauna, outfit, store account hygiene
Gameplay planning still lives on the guides hub. Dates live on updates. This category stays boring on purpose.
How to use the three tools together
- Read platforms first if you own more than one box. The Inquisitor outfit is platform-specific (pre-order).
- If the winner is PC, read system requirements with your GPU name in hand. DirectX 12 plus a GT 640-class card is the floor for 720p, not a promise of a pretty Workshop.
- Only then open the checklist. Checking boxes before you pick a store is how people double-buy.
What these tools are not
They are not a can-you-run-it scanner that reads your hardware. They are not a price-comparison engine. They are not a save editor. If a browser extension claims to inject gold into Graveyard Keeper 2 before September 22, it is malware.
After launch we may add a module list or a Town location directory under this hub or under guides. We will not add a codes tool. This is a paid Lazy Bear sequel.
If you came here from a search for “Graveyard Keeper 2 requirements,” skip the rest of the wiki until you have compared the table. A beautiful automation plan does not boot on a machine that cannot hold DirectX 12.
Keep a screenshot of your GPU name next to Steam’s table. The named floor cards (GT 640, HD 7750, Iris Pro 580) are 2013-class parts; launching at 720p is not the same as a pretty Town Workshop night shot. Recommended 1080p still asks for only 8 GB RAM and a GTX 660, which is why laptop Keepers should test windowed mode instead of promising a 4K stream.
If you already paid, this hub is still useful on launch morning: confirm the bonus DLC row, confirm DirectX 12 after a Windows update, and confirm you did not install the Epic copy on a machine you meant to play via Steam Cloud. Then go back to Getting Started and bury someone.
Related: release date, Getting Started, official links.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers Keepers ask before September 22.
Where are the PC specs?
On the system requirements page, copied from Steam's minimum and recommended lists.
Which platform should I buy?
Is there a planner spreadsheet?
Not until recipes exist. The checklist is the only pre-launch list we trust.
Do you host trainers or scripts?
No. This wiki is guides, news, and buyer tools for a single-player sequel.