Graveyard
Keeper

Content Rating

Rated PEGI 16 for Use of alcohol/tobacco and Drugs. This game contains instances of sexual innuendo. In one example, the player character talks to a witch about ‘enlarging’ his ‘carrot’, which the witch misunderstands to mean his genitalia. The two characters go back and forth in a comical way until she finally understands the literal meaning. This game also contains the use of bad language, including ‘b*!%h’, ‘s$@t’, ‘b*!%$@d’, ‘goddamn’, and ‘b*!%$y’. As the game revolves around a graveyard keeper, the player must prepare bodies before burying them. The corpses themselves are just silhouettes of a body under a sheet; however, when interacted with on the autopsy table, there will be a selection of icons resembling parts such as fat, skin, heart, intestines and brain. The images have a 2D art style, without detailed gore. Flesh harvested from bodies can be cooked and consumed. This game contains non-realistic violence towards fantasy characters, as well as minor violence towards human characters. Players will fight monsters that recoil backwards when hit, and their health bar depletes. They disappear when defeated. Similarly, when the player character (a human) is hit, their health bar will deplete but there is no reaction to damage. There is also a scene where an accused witch is burnt at the stake. She is wearing a sack over her head. When the fire is lit, the character does not react and remains completely still, and also doesn’t make any noise. The fire burns and then suddenly disappears with a pile of ash and some bones being left in its place.