The Cabin Factory

不错的，戴上耳机沉浸玩挺恐怖的，毛骨悚然

Ich habe mir in die Hose gekackt bei dem Spiel

boring, bad writing, just good graphics.

One of the more enjoyable anomaly games I've lived through.

This is a wonderfully creepy game that offers a little more variety than a lot of these other anomaly-based simulations that I've tried out recently. While I've enjoyed each one to varying degrees, this is the best of the bunch. If you're looking for a genuinely unnerving, unsettling and legitimately spooky experience, this one's for you. This game has excellent visuals, great sound design and voice acting. To top if off there are a few really nice cut scenes that expand the story. The anomalies themselves range from delicately subtle to extremely intense, and there is a reasonable selection to experience. Where this title falls short, however, is the depth of play. I was able to clear this one in a mere hour and a half. For better or worse, that is a common issue with these types of games. They tend to present only one area in any given game; in this case the one main area to explore is the cabin. This game would benefit greatly from different "levels" - new cabin types to explore, new characters to interact with/avoid. Just imagine the potential of even having 2 more cabins to vet in this game. It would vastly improve re-playability. All in all, I highly recommend it.

This is one of those janky little asset flip that somehow ends up being more fun than it has any right to be You work at a factory that mass produces cabins and your job is to inspect each one for paranormal anomalies like you're doing quality control at a haunted assembly line. Cabin comes down the conveyor, you walk in, check if anything's haunted, stamp danger or clear There's something appealing to me about taking eldritch horror and turning it into a corporate 9 to 5. Somewhere out there a ghost worked decades to perfect his murderous spooky routine just to get flagged as a manufacturing defect by some wagie. Capitalism truly conquers all, including the horrors fo the universe Now, the bad: this game is short. Like, blink and it's over short. And you can tell from a mile away it's built from pre made assets, nothing wrong with that, indie devs gotta eat, but don't expect polish work. Also half the anomalies I missed weren't because I'm unobservant, it's because the cabins are darker than my browser history. A flashlight would go a long way, devs. I'm trying to spot a ghost, not develop glaucoma. And yeah, f**king up means starting over from the beginning which is tedious, but if there were no stakes it'd just be a haunted house walking sim, so I get it I wanted more "locations" like office building, a apartment complex, an anomalous DMV. The concept has legs, expand it In conclusion: fun little game, costs about the same as a gas station burrito and lasts about as long, except this one won't destroy your a**hole Couple hours of entertainment with a concept I can't stop thinking about 7/10 would inspect haunted prefab cabins for minimum wage again

Played at night with headset. No regrets full immersion.