Puppets Cemetery
Click to play — free via gamemonetize Free to play in your browser — no download, works on desktop and mobile.
About Puppets Cemetery
The residents of this cemetery have stopped respecting visiting hours. Puppets Cemetery is a pixel-art graveyard shooter with a sense of humor about its own horror: tombstones, pumpkins and moonlit fences frame a running gun battle against eerie puppet things that pour out of the ground with more enthusiasm than coordination. You are the visitor with the shotgun, and the plot is the itinerary.
The shooting feels properly weighty for pixel art — kicks, reloads, and a satisfying habit of puppets coming apart when the lead arrives. New weapons surface among the gravestones as you push deeper, each one rewriting a few paragraphs of the encounter design: what was a dodge-and-pray skirmish becomes a positioning exercise the moment the better iron shows up. The graveyard itself does quiet work in the background, all crooked fences and pumpkin lanterns, building atmosphere out of geometry instead of gore.
A note on the shelf's honesty: this one is a solo creep — one hero, one graveyard, no second keyboard half — included for the mood rather than the multiplayer. Perfect between co-op sessions, or as the game you put on while deciding whose turn it is to be scared.
How to play
| Desktop | Move with WASD, aim with the mouse and hold the button to fire; new weapons pick up from the field and swap on the usual keys. |
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| Mobile | Twin touch pads move your survivor and steer their aim, with the fire button living under the right thumb. |
Tips & tricks
- Keep fences at your back, not your flanks — puppets pour from soil, and open ground behind you is the cheapest insurance.
- Swap weapons the moment the pick-up glints; the graveyard's gifts are timed for the wave that follows them.
- Aim for the head puppet in a group — the followers drift badly once their organizer stops marching.
- Learn the pumpkin-lantern sightlines: the lit paths are the map telling you where it intends to attack from.
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