My Cemetery
Manage a cemetery by day and defend it from the undead by night. My Cemetery is a free browser management game with a spooky twist.
Recommended age: 12+Version: 0.6.83
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About the game
My Cemetery is a free browser management game in which you run a cemetery together with a funeral home. By day, families come to you to give their loved ones a dignified farewell. You take bookings, prepare graves and keep the grounds tidy. At night things get restless, so you also have to protect what you have built. The game handles all of this with humour, with no blood and no frightening images.
You start with an office, a few graves, a lamp post, a gravedigger and a funeral director. The one thing missing is a morgue, so that is your first build. Then you accept your first booking, speed up time and watch your team work through each step: transport arrives, preparations are made, the ceremony takes place and the burial follows. Put up more lamps before dark, and once you can afford it, hire a night watchman.
Daytime is all about running the business. You choose which bookings to accept, keep track of deadlines and watch the space in the morgue, which you can upgrade with cold storage. Graves range from simple earth plots to stone and granite ones, and later family crypts, a columbarium and a mausoleum. A chapel lets you take bookings with a service, a funeral parlour adds vigils, and a florist and a hearse garage bring in extra money. Staff get tired and gain experience, ask for pay rises and can pick a specialisation.
After 9 pm the second half of the game begins. Zombies, ghosts, vampires, werewolves and other creatures climb out of neglected graves, and every few nights a full moon brings a bigger wave. Each enemy has its weak spots. Ghosts fear the exorcist and light, a crossbow tower works best on werewolves, and a fence stops zombies. Shrines, braziers, salt circles and a guard dog help too, and the defence map shows which graves are left unprotected. The tone stays light throughout, closer to a comedy than a horror story.
Your firm is not alone in town. A rival funeral home, “Charon & Son”, opens up, so you compete for customers with your price list, advertising and a good reputation. A council inspector visits every few days, and the calendar brings All Saints' Day crowds, storms, fog and VIP funerals. Decorations such as trees, benches and flowers make the cemetery look better and raise its standing.
The campaign has twelve scenarios, among them a quiet little graveyard by the woods, the first full moon, All Saints' Day and a vast necropolis. Each one has its own goals and day limit, and you earn stars for how well you do. Free play comes with Easy, Normal, Hard and Custom difficulty. The Daily Challenge is a new task lasting a few days, the same for every player. There is also a photo mode.
This cemetery simulator mixes a business game with gentle night-time defence, so it suits anyone who likes building and planning. The recommended age is 12+, and younger children are best off playing with an adult. It is free to play in the browser on a computer, tablet or phone, with nothing to install and no account. Your progress saves automatically.
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What’s in the game
- Two sides to each day: business management and night-time defence
- Funeral bookings, burials, vigils and cemetery upkeep
- Different undead enemies and tools to defend against them
- Expand the funeral home, crypts, mausoleums and other facilities
- Staff who gain experience and specialisations
- Rival firm “Charon & Son”, seasonal events and weather
- Twelve campaign scenarios, free play and the Daily Challenge
Game guide: My Cemetery ↗Getting started, mechanics, tips and FAQ — a detailed guide on kakaki.pl.
FAQ
Is the game free?
Yes. You play for free in your browser. Optionally you can watch an ad to get an in-game bonus — always your choice.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. The game runs on computers, tablets and phones, with touch controls and an interface made for small screens.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Your progress is saved in the browser in several save slots, with no account.
Can I play on several devices?
Yes. Turn on “Save sync” in the menu, link another device with a short code and continue where you left off — no e-mail or password.
Does it work offline?
After the first launch, yes. You can also add the game to your phone’s home screen and open it like an app.
Who is it for?
Recommended age 12+. The game combines cemetery management with defending against the undead at night. It has a humorous tone but includes spooky themes.
What’s new
v0.6.83 — Lively monsters and soft light11 November 2026
- Monsters in the Hunt have come alive: they flinch when hit, wind up before an attack and drop to the ground when you beat them.
- Each kind of monster moves in its own way, and one caught in a trap struggles instead of standing still.
- On High quality, lamps, candles and the moon give off a soft glow, and the picture has deeper colours and smoother edges.
- Nothing changes on Low and Medium quality, so the game runs just as smoothly on phones as before.
v0.6.82 — The night hunt, all new10 November 2026
- The hunt looks completely different: a night sky with a moon and clouds, fog, grass, a distant forest and warm lantern light.
- Shots have punch: a flash, smoke, a bullet trail and recoil, and you can see how much life a monster has left.
- New on-screen gauges: health, ammo, reloading and a radar that shows where the monsters are coming from.
- The monster hunter has a new look: a long coat, a hat, a bullet belt, a little lantern and a proper double-barrelled gun.
- Monsters' glowing eyes are back where they belong, not beside the head.
v0.6.81 — Nicer characters and a brighter day10 November 2026
- Characters look like little figurines: rounded shoulders, thick sleeves, chubby hands, longer arms and big boots.
- Faces are clearer, with shiny eyes, and at night characters stand out nicely near the lamps.
- The werewolf is brand new: a big shaggy head, meaty clawed paws and a fluffy tail.
- Daytime in the cemetery is brighter, the grass has more shades, and graves and buildings softly shade the ground around them.