#MR JONES GRAVEYARD SHIFT CELEBRITY CRACK#
A shopkeeper stops by at the crack of dawn and offers more headstones, flowers, and miscellaneous structures for you to buy. When morning comes, customers come in and Mr. Jones going to bed and, if you like, depositing cash in the Mimi fund. After the service has ended, you collect your cash from the departing vehicle and are back to work.Įach day ends with Mr. Set these beside the plot, add a headstone, and when you're ready to call the family, engrave the correct name in stone. Then, grab extras the customer requested, such as flowers, lamp posts, fountains, benches, etc. No matter the price, your methods will be about the same. Later, however, you'll get big spenders who demand perfection for their loved one's final resting place. At first, most customers want something cheap with just a few niceties on the side. Meet them at the gate and see what kind of memorial they are interested in. Customers drive in on the right side of the property. Jones' Graveyard Shift is a curious combination of a free-form simulation, tycoon management, and time management game. A "helpful" flyer suggests he run his own graveyard to make money, so Mr. Provided he can spruce up his own wardrobe, bring her some jewelry, buy a house, and raise a massive amount of spending cash. A call from his old friend Mimi cheers him up, and she invites him to join her in the Caribbean. After retreating to the country with his trusty canine companion, Mr. Jones' dream, as that's exactly how he's spending his retirement years. Ok, so none of that stuff has anything to do with me, but it must have been Mr. Jones' Graveyard Shift is here to fill that gap! But hark and alas and such, none of that came true. I also wanted to do all of this because a nagging woman living in the tropics demanded I raise a million dollars and buy her expensive presents. I wanted to run this graveyard right beside my house, taking customers as they came, digging each grave by hand, planting flowers, setting out benches and lamp posts, then meandering about while the families came to visit. When I was a little kid, I wanted to run a graveyard when I grew up.
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