Making Morally Ambiguous Choices – A Macabre Game Review

I use a guide for every game I play and I love grinding in games. Gotta check this out.

Coming back a year later to say that yeah the hitching and lagging is a problem still. I'm on console

I love Graveyard Keeper and have been playing it for years now. I'm not sure how much time I've sunk into it (multiple hundreds, at least), but I have a max-stack filled chest with literally every item you can collect, and about 4-6 chests with each common harvestable/craftable item… you never know when you might need them.

My main issue with the game is that I've played it too much and am now running out of space in the graveyard (yes, even after all upgrades – I was barely able to fit everyone I 'processed' over hundreds of hours, even as ash, and even with a lot of that ash in a dedicated trunk and used in other recipes) and, likewise, almost ran out of space for new trunks to store all of my items in (especially the damnable crop waste and larvae that have multiplied exponentially – I literally can't eat the larva fast enough).

10/10, would grind again.

I wish I watched this and knew about this channel when I was playing. It would’ve saved so much time!

It's a little old at this point, but have you played Rune Factory 4? It's like Stardew but with more emphasis on the RPG elements.

I remember Graveyard Keeper. I have mixed feelings about it. It's damn fun, but hot dang it can be really demanding sometimes.

Bought this game on PUR's recommendation and considering the ammount of sleep I got last night, this video may be responsible for derailing my life for the next two weeks.

Idk if you've played these: Dredge, Necrosmith, or Potion Craft: Alchemy Simulator. I think there are elements to these games you might enjoy. I'm going to go check out this game myself. Thanks for your content 💜

You should try Cult of the Lamb. You play as a possessed lamb that builds out a cult following complete with sacrifices and crusades. I have not played, but have watched many gameplay videos and it looks amazing. Right up your alley. 🙂

Soooo because of your video, I played over 100 hours of this game and it's DLC. It was a lot of fun!

I’m not gonna lie I thouht I was the only one that bought this game

Hey, a few months ago I discovered Danganronpa. Don't know if you know it but anyways… it's a murder mistery game. The catch is that it's pretty weird-fun and I could write a lot to try to convince you but the best would be if you just give it a try and who knows, maybe make a video about it in a year or so if you liked it. I have seen your videos for quite some time and I just think it might be of your like. Can be wrong of course but would love to have your take on it.

I just got done with Stardew Valley, so it's time to give this a spin! Thanks for telling us about it.

Ohhh, I didn’t know I needed this in my life… ❤❤ thanks, Roses

Great review, as always! I was wondering if you, (PushingUpRoses), have checked out the new Roberta Williams game, Colossal Cave, a modern remake of her classic of the same name from decades ago? If anyone can do a good review of it, it would be you… Anyway, thanks again for the great content!

Great video as always. But don`t play till 6 am get some sleep 🙂 Don`t forget your cat might wanna sleep on you or next to you 🙂 .

Yay! My favourite water filter is back to playing games!

If you want "Minecraft but with a reason to do stuff", maybe look at the Dragon Quest Builders games. There's a plot to follow, you always have a specific objective, there are NPCs you need to please by building them the things they request, and yet you're still free to wander off and be creative if you feel like messing around.

You may love Gleaner Heights because it's not really about the farming, it's about discovering the secrets of the town.

I don't remember exactly when I played this but I completed about 3/4 of the main quest when the zombies were added, so, around that time. Loved it and still look forward to playing it again. One thing I never did, though, was to sell or cook meat from the corpses. Cannibalism is one of my biggest squicks in fiction so, as long as it's optional in a game, that's just one big no for me.

I'm usually a sucker for seasons in farming sims or resource management games but in this game (and similar ones like Traveller's Rest), I liked that there was no additional timing pressure. The weekly schedule of the characters was just enough to not get frustrated and without having to worry about things or mechanics not being available for a longer period of in-game time, it made exploration much more flexible. If I wanted to explore a new area for however long it took, I'd just do that and neglect everything else. If I wanted to spend a whole in-game week or longer gathering stones or wood and go on a crafting marathon after that, I'd do just that. I love winter scenarios and I enjoy prep for winter in farming sims like Stardew but it's also nice to obsess over a different flavour of grinder for a while.

I am loving this game so far. I feel like I have nothing to do but wait for a body? I'm sure I'll figure it out

I got stuck on this game but it was really fun up till then. I think it was only my system as I watched a few walkthroughs and did exactly what they did and I was still stuck. I bought the expansions when they went to 80% or more off so I'll eventually give it another go.

Another great PC game review, please keep these coming!