Atari is bringing three of tinyBuild’s standout titles to store shelves with new physical editions for the Nintendo Switch. Fans of Graveyard Keeper, Secret Neighbor, and Hello Engineer can now add these games to their physical collections, with Graveyard Keeper: Undead Edition getting a dedicated release, while Secret Neighbor and Hello Engineer come bundled together as The Neighborhood Bundle.
Graveyard Keeper: Undead Edition
For those who love dark humor and strange management sims, Graveyard Keeper finally has a physical release with its Undead Edition. This version includes both the base game and additional content, letting players dig deep into their questionable medieval cemetery business. Known for its morbid charm and satirical take on capitalism, Graveyard Keeper offers an experience where efficiency often conflicts with ethics—do you run a proper graveyard, or do you cut corners by dumping bodies into the river to save cash? If you haven’t tried it yet, now’s the perfect time to start managing the dead.
You can check out Graveyard Keeper on Steam here or watch others play on Twitch.
The Neighborhood Bundle: Secret Neighbor & Hello Engineer
In Secret Neighbor, players experience a multiplayer spin-off of Hello Neighbor, where a group of kids tries to break into the strange neighbor’s basement. The twist? One of the kids is secretly the neighbor in disguise, working to deceive and capture the others. The game thrives on bluffing and teamwork, making it a hit for fans of social deduction gameplay.
On the other hand, Hello Engineer shifts gears entirely, focusing on a cooperative building and puzzle-solving experience. Set in the Hello Neighbor universe, players must construct elaborate machines to overcome obstacles. Whether you’re piecing together an escape vehicle or crafting bizarre contraptions, creativity takes center stage.
Bringing these two games together in The Neighborhood Bundle makes for a solid package, whether you love tense deception or hands-on invention.
Why Go Physical?
For collectors, having a physical edition means securing a piece of gaming history. With digital storefronts constantly evolving, owning a cartridge can be a way to preserve access to these indie hits. Plus, there’s something special about seeing these bizarre and engaging worlds sitting on your shelf.
Whether you’re managing corpses, tricking your friends, or building wild machines, tinyBuild’s latest physical releases are worth a look. If you haven’t played these before—or just want to own a copy that won’t disappear into the void of digital storefronts—now’s your chance.
