
Your job at the Cabin Factory is simple: inspect the cabins and decide on whether they’re haunted or not. If you do find any anomalies, get out…immediately.
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Welcome to The Cabin Factory - as a newly hired Cabin Inspector your job is to inspect the cabins and determine whether or not they are haunted.
Inspect the whole cabin:
If haunted, turn back immediately and press 'danger'.
Is safe, press 'clear'.
The Cabin Factory is a short horror anomaly-hunting experience (~60 minutes) inspired by liminal spaces and psychological horror walking simulators, like 'The Exit 8', 'Pools', and their virtual predecessor, 'P.T.'.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Korean*, Russian*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese*, Catalan*, Portuguese - Brazil* +1 more
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One of the more enjoyable anomaly games I've lived through.
This is a great "anomaly" type horror game. The execution is wonderful, with such a neat concept. You can tell the devs really focused on the creep factor and expertly used a disturbing event to really amp up the discomfort and ambience of it all. This is one of those games that is a prime example of less is more. It isn't overwhelming with instructions or objectives and it gives you just enough information to get you started and keep you engaged. If you are looking for something to scratch that scary game itch, but you aren't in the mood for survival horror or puzzles under pressure, then this is the game for you. Is there a survival element to it? Yes, but only in the sense of get out of the cabin once you have positively identified a presence. There is only a handful of cabins where you will encounter something that requires expedience and I genuinely appreciated that. I think it's worth the price for what it is and recommend it for those players that want a horror game, but are not ready for or interested in something like Amnesia, Outlast or Backrooms (all of those are great horror game series as well though). Might need to turn up the gamma if you can't see some of the movements, which is something I had to do after I was positive the cabin was clear, but would be wrong. Also, I didn't stay in the cabins long enough on some of them because, well I was spooked lol.
çok iyi
This is my first anomaly horror game, and I generally love the way it was done here. It's a sufficiently unnerving game that is completely devoid of standard jumpscares, getting you to fear anything that isn't perfect and sometimes overanalyse the surroundings due to that worry of making a mistake or not getting out while you still can. A few of them really got me, most recent to this post being the one where the lady in the painting is missing. There's a good amount of variety present in the hauntings, with one of my favourites being the recreative miniature table that tracks a ghosts movement, and there seems to be some simple but potentially interesting lore for anyone that cares enough about that. It's fairly good but not great, as I did have a couple of gripes. Some of the clues require a much closer look than what most of the hauntings would lead you to expect, and they just went unnoticed in the midst of the chaos of fairly often being bombarded by oddities, resetting my run. You can also get attacked in this game, and one of those events in particular wasn't very intuitive to figure out, again resetting my run multiple times. These threats often don't even contribute to the minimal story aspects like you might expect them to, so they just kind of get in the way. Overall some fairly minor-moderate issues in the grand scheme of things, since neither of these are all too common, but when the entire game is built around this one system, any perceived unfairness still bogs down the experience.
不错的,戴上耳机沉浸玩挺恐怖的,毛骨悚然
Gotta be honest, only played like 10 minutes and shat meself like five times. I'm not a regular horror enjoyer, but still, only a few of those were jumpscares. Very atmospheric. I recommend this to those who enjoy it, I can't do it though.
uevr 왤케 안되지.... 사양 높은겜도 아닌것같은대 ㅜㅜ
Genuinly spooky in the best way. I love horror games but I scare easy and this ones simple, scary and fun!
Played at night with headset. No regrets full immersion.
Great game for $3, atmosphere and a little story too
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