Quick answer: Start by following the opening objectives, repair only the work areas your current task needs, and protect your energy before expanding into optional production. The sequel changes enough systems that a Graveyard Keeper 1 route should not be treated as a shortcut.
What is confirmed
- The sequel is designed so new players can begin without finishing the first game.
- Demo progress can carry into the full game.
- The Building technology tree, work-area placement and Town restoration are separate but connected progression systems.
Recommended approach
- Complete the tutorial prompts before spending broadly in the technology tree.
- Keep food or another energy plan ready before starting a long gathering route.
- Repair the nearest useful station, then test its recipe and delivery path before adding more machines.
- Open the Town and merchant systems gradually; do not accept an order until you know where its supplies must be delivered.
What not to assume
Do not copy first-game advice about the Teleportstone: the developer has said it is not present in Graveyard Keeper 2.
Verification note
This page separates official product facts from release-build walkthrough observations. If a patch changes the behavior, use the official links below and the page’s verification date before following an older step.
