Despite its short length, The Cabin Factory delivers an undeniably immersive horror experience.I love its fragmented narrative style – the story of the protagonist's family appears randomly in the cabins, and you can piece it together little by little through exploration. Sometimes it’s just small details, which require a bit of patience. The sound of wind when entering the cabin and the crackle of the heater give me a deeply immersive feel.

The tips at the beginning of the game are crucial,they’re the key to judging whether a cabin is haunted, and that’s whether something is moving. Some cabins have obvious differences, while others require careful exploration. However,the cabins are not large, so you can finish checking them quickly – you just need to pay attention to easily overlooked corners.

It’s really creative to design multiple different settings and anomalies in such a small space while creating a tense and terrifying atmosphere. The light and shadow in the room are just right, and the sudden chase sequences are also very exciting.

Finally, about the game’s story. Like other horror games, it’s a depressing and tragic family story. But discovering the truth behind this family through your own exploration, and gradually uncovering the secrets hidden behind small details, the more you explore, the more you’ll feel a chill down your spine...

The Cabin Factory was very interesting, managing to create such sinister and tense environment in such a small area to explore, not fully knowing what to expect creating uneasiness in every step taken.
You explore different cabins (it's the same cabin but generated with different anomalies, or none at all) and you look for the minimal movement inside, if you do see something move you need to leave. I was quite surprised with some of the anomalies I encountered, some of them quite formulated into a bigger picture and detailed uncovering some of the history behind the cabin and their residents.
After running into every existing anomaly the sense of uneasiness dissipated, and at this point I did not feel the need to continue playing other than to just hunt for the achievements that are quite easy to get.
Overall totally worth the price, give it a go if you are really into horror and eerie vibes.

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didn't get far, too scary. good game tho