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About This Game

1947. The plague never ended. After the curfew bell, only the Sanitary Corps may walk among the dead.

You were Corps once. They let you go. You kept the mask.

Now you go back after dark with up to three friends, a shovel each and an old army ambulance. The rich went into the ground wearing their jewellery. It seems a shame to leave it there.

Five places to get caught

St. Brannoc's, a country churchyard where the crickets fall quiet around you.

Holloway Necropolis, where the port buried its money behind iron and bronze.



Gallows Hill, where a searchlight still sweeps the war graves. Nobody told it the war was over.



Quarantine Island, where the tide comes back for the low ground.



The Undercroft, a catacomb under a burnt chapel, where the dead still keep their seats.




Every stroke of the shovel carries further than you'd like. Then the blade finds the lid. THUD. Everyone stops.


The watchman hears footsteps, voices and shovels. He can see a lit head lamp from across the yard. And he keeps a cage for people like you.




St. Brannoc's used to be the quiet one. Whatever lies under it has been waiting for a shovel.




Not every grave is quiet, and nothing on the stone says which. You find out by digging.



The rich never wanted to be dug up, either. Some of them made arrangements.




Someone always writes down who went into the ground, and what went in with them. Read the list. Find the stone. Hope the moss has left you the name.






The van leaves at first light, with you or without you. The last crew left you their book of notes. It tells you what the dead do. It doesn't tell you which graves are theirs.



Wishlist Grave Benders, and bring a shovel. Keep your voice down.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some of our art and translation was made with AI tools.
- The title logo and the main-menu and loading-screen artwork were generated with an AI image tool. We redrew the logo lettering as vectors. The hooded-figure emblem and the app icon come from the same artwork.
- The illustrations and ground plans in the in-game guidebook, The Undertaker's Book, were generated with an AI image tool from our own renders of the game.
- The key art, which the store capsules use, was made with an AI image tool from our own 3D render of the game's characters.
- The 16 languages other than English, in the game and on this store page, were translated and reviewed with AI tools. They have not yet been checked by native speakers, and players can report a wrong line from inside the game.
Store screenshots, videos and trailers are captured from the game itself.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

You play grave robbers working at night. Ghosts appear suddenly and knock players down, and a watchman chases players and locks them in a cage. At one cemetery a creature climbs out of a grave: it can throw a player down, tie them up and drag them to the cage, and it seizes the watchman by the throat and feeds on him until he crumbles to ash, with no blood or wounds shown. Opened graves have worms, beetles and flies in them. Shrouded bodies, bones and skulls are shown without gore, and some valuables are plainly taken from the dead, such as gold teeth. The creature's rags are stained, but no blood is spilt, and players cannot die. Alarm guns on tripwires fire blanks, a sentry carries a rifle he never fires, and a flare pistol is fired to light the ground. In the hub, players can knock each other over with a thrown axe, and nobody is hurt. Hip flasks, cigarette cases and a snuffbox turn up as loot, but nobody drinks or smokes. The setting deals with plague, war graves and executed felons. Online play has proximity voice chat that we don't moderate, and players' names can show above their heads.