How to be a cat gravedigger in 6 easy steps. Step 6 is mandatory.
Dig, bury the dead on time with your friends, get paid... and celebrate.
Which step would you skip?
Wishlist GraveDiggers on Steam: https://t.co/9u5IX7LtDf
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Never trust a cat doctor.
"Don't worry, I didn't kill a patient... in days."
He never graduated. So we got a second opinion.
GraveDiggers is a co-op game about cat gravediggers. Wishlist on Steam: https://t.co/9u5IX7LtDf
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POV: you opened the wrong door.
We just wanted to bury one coffin. The shadow cats had other plans.
Fight, or close the door?
GraveDiggers is a co-op game about cat gravediggers. Wishlist on Steam: https://t.co/9u5IX7KVNH
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You and up to five friends, one job: bury the dead before the curse grows. free playtest on Steam (link in bio) #GraveDiggersGame#coopgame#horrorgaming#indiegame#gametrailer
Thanks @juliette__chantitch for participating in the making of this trailer.
Bury the dead before sunrise, or the curse grows.
Playtest trailer for GraveDiggers, a 1-6 player co-op horror game about undertaker cats.
Coffin, shovel or fighting off the fog: which job is yours?
Free on Steam: https://t.co/SMLPBnYptR
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They said the swamp was safe...
We're making GraveDiggers, a co-op game where you and your friends play cat gravediggers. Some nights, the dead don't stay buried.
Would you have bonked it too?
Wishlist on Steam: https://t.co/9u5IX7LtDf
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We’ll be part of CAT AWARENESS FELINE SALE 2026!! Since we haven’t released yet we will have a brand new playtest for the occasion :) Enlist on our steam page (link in bio) and check the event when the time comes to discover more aMEWzing games about kitties!
Thanks to @devcat…
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