Good game overall. Unlike some other players, I read the instruction and the game was fairly easy. I was clicking fast but not THAT fast and still ended with at least double the quota.

Needs improvements:

1. I don't usually like playing clicking games by itself unless there's a good story, cool visuals, or another gameplay element. I didn't like the aspect of the grave diggers disappearing because then I struggle to feel progression. I know you can buy buffs for the next nights but those mostly feel like number modifiers and not super interesting to me. Maybe I'm a wrong audience.

2. The only bug I encountered was some gravediggers trying to dig a grave that was already dug meaning they just stand there and do nothing.

What I like:

1. The dnd dice role section was cool and I sort of wish you had more of it. It made your game stand out more so if it was expanded, I think that could help? Like maybe the rat goblin would talk to you a bit more or you roll a dice in the background after digging up a grave/any chance thing. I'm not sure. Fun thing for me during the game: I highrolled every single time.

2. I enjoyed looking at the gravediggers walk around the path. I wish the graves broke faster so more of them would be moving on my screen at once. Is that weird?

Thanks for making this, the rat goblin with a skull and its demand for bones set up a fun pressure right away. I clicked graves to collect bones one at a time, watched the day timer run down, and then chose Negotiate at night, where my roll landed exactly on 10 and let me hand over half of the 100 bones. The graveyard art and the dice choice made the night visit feel like a real event. One thing that would help is a clearer sign for where to place a gravedigger, because my own clicking alone only got me to 2 bones before night, and I did not find the stone platforms in time.