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Graveyard Keeper 2 updates and known issues

Graveyard Keeper 2 is officially out now, and Update 1.006 is the latest official patch. Published September 25, it adds Steam PC in-game bug reporting and fixes zombie rewards and cooking, collision traps, inventory and trade behavior, demo-save Steam achievements, ultrawide crashes, stuck crop beds, and other launch-build issues. The announcement does not publish a formal known-issues list or roadmap.

Official milestone

On September 24, Lazy Bear Games announced that over 400,000 copies of Graveyard Keeper 2 had been sold across all available platforms. The announcement also reported 84% positive reviews on Steam at publication time. This is a sales milestone, not a patch: it gives no platform-by-platform sales breakdown, revenue, download count, player count, roadmap, or future-feature commitment.

Latest official update

Update 1.006: the official changelog adds a bug-report feature for the Steam PC build and fixes zombie red tech-point rewards, zombie cooking and work, collision traps, extra bag slots, static-price trades, visuals, audio, demo-save Steam achievements, Defender’s Emblem soft-locks, ultrawide crashes, and stuck crop beds. Read the sourced 1.006 patch notes. Update 1.005 and the September 22 preorder-content hotfix remain in the update history.

What is confirmed at launch?

• Lazy Bear Games says the full game is out now; the announcement also repeats demo-save carryover. tinyBuild support now documents automatic transfer and a manual fallback.
• Steam exposed a US$24.99 full-game Buy package. At 18:05 UTC, its official US app-details response also reported coming_soon: false.
• GOG showed a US$19.99 launch discount, but official metadata returned to US$24.99 with no active discount by September 23. PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and Switch 2 also expose US$24.99 current US purchase data.
• Epic exposed an Add To Cart control on its official product page on September 24, resolving the earlier challenge-limited purchase state. The same visible session displayed SGD 19.48, so this is not a US price claim.
• Steam’s official compatibility data now reports Steam Deck Verified, and the edited developer FAQ confirms the same result.

What we are monitoring now

• Availability: later regional, price, or store changes, including volatile Epic metadata.
• Version and patches: further official patch notes, build numbers, hotfixes, and platform differences after 1.006.
• Known issues and roadmap: neither a formal unresolved-issues list nor a roadmap accompanied the 1.006 notes.
• Save transfer: whether additional official recovery guidance appears beyond tinyBuild’s documented automatic and manual paths.
• Performance: crashes, controller input, save failures, stutter, and Steam Deck launch-build performance—published only with a reproducible report or official response.
• Early progression: first-hour blockers and frequently asked mechanics, verified against the release build before becoming guides.

Before reporting a problem

1. Record your platform, store, region, game version or build number, and whether you transferred a demo save.
2. Restart the game and device; on PC, verify game files through your storefront.
3. Test without third-party overlays or controller remappers if the problem involves startup or input.
4. Keep a backup before moving or deleting save files. Do not follow unverified save-editing advice.
5. Check official Steam news and the developer FAQ for a patch or platform-specific notice.

Need another current answer?

Read the sourced launch report, browse the guide index, or check the current prices and earlier preorder rules, platform list, Steam Deck evidence, and demo save-transfer announcement.