Posted on: May 23, 2021
Redfern
Verified ownerGames: 451 Reviews: 34
Rather content pack then expansion
So, in this DLC you get: 1) Refugee camp to build, expand and feed while performing usual "craft-bring-talk" quests. Camp itself is moderately interesting idea, but time when DLC activates (right after Church is opened) makes it quite stressing to feed refugees if you haven't prepared yet. However, you get certain benefits as it goes, like at some time camp itself produce with you help this much food so you can just stop cooking yourself. 2) New items - new food recipes (a lot), new graveyard stuff (and ability to purchase it, think about it!) and new storage options - bags. 3) Two new "big" quests - hunting down Vampires and discovering some more of dark past of this land and helping Donkey Uprising. Donkey uprising is especially hilarious with tons of hidden jokes and references. 4) Bonus stuff - even more funny little details about villagers, which is always good. However, there is enough cons too. As i mentioned automatic appearance of Camp can be VERY stressful, if you start game from scratch you should significantly rethink your strategy towards getting garden running ASAP. New recipes and gravestones is good, but isnt something which should require paid DLC. Vampire quest is actually quite short compared to Stranger Sins and doesnt add very much to lore, many topic it reveals already partially uncovered in Stranger Sins. Finally, all hassle with building Camp or helping Donkey doesnt not rewarded generously, you basically get some money (albeit at moment when smart investing them my be critical), some unique items and perks as reward for finishing DLC story. In general, Game of Crones affect main game far less then Stranger Sins with its moneymaking Tavern. Final verdict - i kinda disappointed. This DLC dont bring much to Graveyard Keeper, nor in term of game mechanics nor in world lore. Still, i DONT think you should NOT get it. Its Graveyard Keeper, you know you want it anyway!
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