Overview
- tinyBuild says the free weekend for the 2018 graveyard management sim generated almost $250,000 in Steam DLC revenue and pushed Graveyard Keeper 2 wishlists to about 450,000.
- The original hit a new peak of roughly 46,000 concurrent players and climbed into Steam’s top 50 most‑played during the event.
- The giveaway ran on Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox, though the publisher says console DLC revenue is still being counted.
- tinyBuild credits a 100% Steam discount that triggered wishlist notifications, a one‑click in‑game wishlist prompt, and steep DLC bundles for driving the surge.
- The base game has returned to paid status with a sale, the sequel is planned for later in 2026, and the developer says it will not use AI in Graveyard Keeper 2 after community questions.