Graveyard Keeper 2 Developer Updates

Quick answer

Use first-party channels for reliable launch and post-launch information. Keeper Atlas tracks the official game site, Lazy Bear Games, publisher and platform announcements, individual official Steam developer updates, and tinyBuild Support.

Latest official updates

On October 6, 2026, the developers published Update 1.009. Its changelog reports fixes for a save-loading crash, gardener-harvest error pop-ups, zombie station-assignment and return-result freezes, and several soft-locks and collisions.

On October 2, the team published Plans for the future, including planned conveyor, movable-workstation, zombie-helper, and farming changes. These are announced plans, not confirmation that the changes have shipped; see the automation guide for the details.

The same day, Update 1.008 reported save-loading, zombie/farming, and quest-progression fixes, plus changes to order and trading balance. The roadmap post itself notes that 1.008 had already introduced vendor-trade, delivery-requirement, and perk changes.

On September 28 UTC (September 29 in China), the Update 1.007 changelog reported fixes for item-duplication exploits, Study Table Science, iron-delivery quest stalls, and severe frame-rate drops while saving.

Earlier, on September 24, the developers reported that more than 400,000 copies had been sold across all available platforms in a point-in-time milestone. It is not a current sales total.

What this page tracks

Each official Steam update is stored as its own source record, rather than being collapsed into a generic “updates” link. The current precise records cover the announcement, zombie workers, the Town, 3D visuals, the old-world / progression update, the release announcement, the September 22 OUT NOW post, the September 24 sales milestone, Updates 1.007–1.009, the October 2 roadmap, and the launch-week support pages.

We record an exact URL, publication date when available, observed date, publisher, confidence, and the claims a source supports. A new post becomes a guide update only when it directly supports the claim being published.

What we do not treat as confirmation

Community discussion, competitor wikis, and AI summaries can help discover questions, but they do not become verified game facts without independent first-party or observable evidence. Read our verification model for the publication threshold.

What to do with a new claim

Check whether it appears in a linked source on the relevant guide. If it does not, treat it as unverified rather than “probably true.” After launch, gameplay evidence must still be reviewable and tied to a game version before it can support a database record. Official support claims can update a guide immediately when the source states the fact directly.