Primary references
- Wikily — Corpses and autopsy — six vitals + soft parts; White/Red as the sum of parts; embalming Solutions/Injections table.
- Wikily — Body parts — organ quality variants, Anatomy requirements, soft parts (Fat / Blood / Flesh).
- Wikily — Anatomy perk tree — Surgeon, Expert anatomist, autopsy mastery bonuses.
- Wikily — Embalming I / Embalming III — tech unlocks for solutions, injections, embalming tables.
- Wikily — Zombies — vital organs required, collar Red caps, resurrection constraints.
- games.gg — Autopsy guide — kits, Blood/Fat cleanup, Dark Organs, Lye/Glue/Gold planner-style embalming notes.
- games.gg — Zombies & workforce — Red = perk slots, collar tiers, organ implant workflow.
- Prima Games — Autopsy guide — White vs Red goals, kits, burial certificates / exhumation overview.
- GameRant — How to perform autopsies — early soft-part advice, Surgeon’s Error risk.
- Fextralife — Corpse Quality — burial decoration rows vs Red rows; zombie preference for Red.
How we use sources
- Guide pages paraphrase and link these articles; they do not invent organ skull values.
- The live calculator reads
data/rules.json. Itsmeta.sourcesfield currently points at the games.gg autopsy guide as the starting planner baseline. - Where Wikily’s Solution/Injection model disagrees with early Lye/Glue/Gold planner write-ups, we leave the planner estimates in the calculator and note the conflict on Embalming until we align rules with an explicit update.
Internal pages built from these sources
- Autopsy guide
- White skull · Red skull
- Organs · Embalming
- Burial prep · Zombie prep
- Corpse types · Tech tree
- Changelog
FAQ
Is this an official source list?
No. Unofficial fan site. Lazy Bear Games and the publishers did not review these pages.
Will you add more links?
Yes when a new public guide changes a rule we ship. Updates go on the changelog.
Why aren’t all calculator numbers on Wikily?
Some early planner articles use fixed deltas that differ from Wikily’s part-sum model. We do not silently invent a hybrid; conflicts stay labeled.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-29. If a linked page moves, we will update this list.