the cabin game

the fuks with this game making my pc sound like a airplane taking off, it is kinda fun though.. though hard to understand.. for whoever decide to get it, u can turn down the volume of the clock that makes u want to blow ur brains out in audio settings 👍 and dont forget to turn off head bob in gameplay settings... AND limit fps to 60 and use windowed fullscreen, so ur pc dont fly away.. also the room where u have to move statues is terrible just remove that or something.. id put mixed if that was a option..

8.5/10 The game's concepts and designs are amazing, the execution is okay. It loses marks for poor optimization, gameplay guidance, and some minor bugs. My friends and I played it and it was fun. it's the kind of game that, if you give it a few chances, will prove itself to be fun and creative. I expect most of my major issues will be resolved as the game develops over time, so if it interests you, check it out. Specifics, in case the devs read this: 1) OPTIMIZATION!!! All of our upper mid-tier PCs struggled often when playing this. If our PCs struggled, most people will likely face the same issues. We joked about how high-quality the lighting was, and we pinned it as the likely culprit. My game also constantly stuttered when walking, but I'm unsure if that is a performance issue, connectivity issue, or V-sync issue. 2) Lack of clear direction during both gameplay and fights. We almost had a 'quit' moment after the first round discovering the rules of the game, as we were unclear how the clue system worked. (We were unaware that it worked like phasmaphobia, and thought we had to collect the clues as we found them.) For the puppet fight, we didn't understand that our toy needed to match the train's rear car and it was almost another 'quit' moment until we figured it out through dumb luck. 3) We faced some minor bugs during our playthrough. Firstly, a person could stand just as I started my turn, locking everyone in place while preventing me from taking my turn. Secondly, the doors on the living room open too close to the couch, making it so that both players and monsters get stuck there (I trapped the puppet in that room easily just by standing on the other side of the doors from it. In general some more complex monster pathing might be in order.) Thirdly, during the puppet fight, multiple players would be stuck holding an invisible toy that would prevent them from grabbing other toys (luckily we didn't die from this, but I can see it being a terrible way to die.) Don't think I didn't enjoy the game, though. After the way the floor descended for the puppet fight me and my friends were sold, and then the Sparky fight came just after it. We were all tense as the Neighbor destroyed light after light until only our room remained. The monster designs we've seen so far (excluding the sick girl) are really creative, as are the death screens (again, excluding the sick girl). My friends and I are keeping the game and are happily waiting to see how it develops in the future! Edit: They just fixed almost all the bugs I listed. Keep up the good work!