This page keeps the video record straight: what each trailer is, who published it and when it appeared, with community content labeled as community content.
Official trailers
| Video | Where it lives | What it shows | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Announcement trailer | Steam store movies, April 2026 | The reveal: same Keeper, zombie apocalypse, The Town teased | |
| Release date trailer | Steam store movies, August 2026 | Date set for September 22 | |
| Demo trailer | Steam store movies, September 2026 | Demo content ahead of the September 14 demo launch | |
| Launch trailer | Steam store movies; official post on PlayStation's channel, September 22, 2026 | "Graveyard Keeper 2 - Launch Trailer | PS5 & PS4 Games" |
The launch trailer's widest circulation is the PlayStation channel upload, which is an official-channel posting even though the platform framing names PS5 and PS4. The Steam store's own movie list is the platform-neutral source for all four.
▶Community gameplay videos
These are not official material; both creators reviewed or streamed the game around launch, and their commentary is their own.
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▶The gallery collects the official screenshots, the review roundup aggregates what critics made of the game, and platforms lists where the game itself lives.
How we verify video claims
Trailer titles and channels here are checked against the actual uploads, not memory: a video's title and author are verified via YouTube's oEmbed endpoint, and upload dates for structured data come from the channel's own feed when used. Community videos' factual claims are treated like any other community source: cross-checked against official material before anything from them lands on a page.
FAQ
Is the launch trailer the same on every platform?
The launch trailer is one cut; the PlayStation channel upload is the official posting that names PS5 and PS4 in its title. The Steam store carries the same trailer among its movies without platform framing.
Where can I see raw gameplay?
The two community videos above cover the opening hours, and the official screenshots in the gallery show specific systems. Lazy Bear's devlog posts on Steam include gameplay captures as well.