Graveyard Keeper 2 factory

Factory is the game's own zone name for the conveyor line: its stations want a zombie and a belt connection, and what they pack is exactly what town orders ask for. This page lists the cost of all 32 buildings, the 69 recipes that run on the line, and the 15 workbench extensions.

What stands in the Factory

32 buildings, grouped the way the game itself groups them. The zombie column is the station flag; a blank means the building is not a workstation (chests and belts themselves).

Recipes on the conveyor line

69 recipes run on the Assembly benches and the factory smithies and kitchens — the set that produces continuously once a belt is attached.

Workbench extensions and what they unlock

The bench, smithy and kitchen extensions unlock specific recipes; without one the recipe shows as a ghost row in the station's menu. The table lists the 15 extensions and the recipes each one unlocks.

Where a zombie can work

68 stations across the game accept a zombie; the 52 that carry a zone are grouped below (the Factory holds 9), and the other 16 ship without one.

What the factory supplies to town orders

Assembly benches I–III pack 16 of the supply boxes town orders ask for (16 recipes). Which order wants which box, and what it pays, is on the town orders page.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Factory work?

The game's own tutorial is blunt about it: factory workstations need zombies to work and must be linked by conveyor belts, and the Factory can automate town supplies end to end — production and delivery. A working line is therefore three things: the station, a zombie, and a conveyor connection.

What is in the Factory zone, and how many of its stations take zombies?

The Factory zone holds 32 buildings (conveyor belts, splitters, underground conveyors, Conveyor Chest I/II, the Supply Station, Assembly benches I–III, Smithy I/II, Kitchen I/II, the Zombie Carousel and more). Across the whole game 68 stations accept a zombie, 9 of them in the Factory.

What is the Zombie Carousel for?

Tutorial wording: gears — the Factory's capacity — limit your output, and operating more Carousels raises it; the tooltip adds that putting zombies on carousels is how you get more gears. So the Carousel is a capacity source rather than a production machine. How many gears one carousel contributes has no field in the data, so this page prints no number for it.

Why is my line not producing?

The data points at three checks: whether the station has a zombie (68 stations accept one), whether the station and the belt are connected (the tutorial says to plan both together), and whether the workbench extension a recipe asks for is standing — the extension table below lists 15 extensions and the recipes each unlocks.

How does the factory relate to town orders?

16 of the supply boxes town orders ask for are made on Assembly benches I–III (16 recipes), so factory output maps straight onto the order table.

Where this comes from, and what it does not say

• Buildings, costs and zones come from the building table (Factory is the game’s own zone value); the zombie flag comes from the station rows;
• The line rules — stations need zombies, must be belt-linked, and carousels supply gear capacity — quote the game’s own tutorial and tooltip text rather than another site.
• How many gears a carousel contributes and how much capacity a belt costs have no field in the data, so this page prints no number for either; both would need an in-game measurement.
• This page covers 1.004.2; the counts (32 buildings, 69 line recipes, 15 extensions, 68 zombie stations, 16 supply boxes) all equal the rows the page prints.

Factory buildings: 32 Line recipes: 69 Extensions: 15 Zombie stations: 68 Covers: 1.004.2