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About Escape: The Cabin

Escape: The Cabin is a single-player, first-person horror escape-room game about finding a way out of a remote wooden cabin. You wake with no memory of how you arrived, and your captor seems to know your past. Search the cabin, solve over 70 puzzles and follow clues to discover who brought you there and why.

The cabin and its story

The cabin’s familiar furnishings conceal locked compartments, strange mechanisms and clues. Cryptic notes, recordings and other discoveries reveal pieces of the story behind your imprisonment. Atmospheric sound and the cabin’s enclosed rooms keep the mystery close as you explore.

Search and investigate

Open drawers, search cupboards and examine objects from different angles. Look for markings and hidden details, and decide whether an object is a clue, a tool or part of something larger. A detail that seems meaningless in one room may help elsewhere, and new tools or clues can give you reason to revisit places you could not understand before.

Solve the puzzles

The puzzles include safes, codes, colour and memory challenges, and mechanisms to repair. You might work with a piano or a rotating letter lock. Finding a component is only the start: you must work out where it belongs and how to use it. Solving puzzles can reveal more clues or open areas that were previously inaccessible.

You can combine, dismantle and use items to overcome obstacles. Some objects need another component before they become useful, while an assembled object may be more valuable taken apart.

Randomised playthroughs

Clues, item locations and puzzle solutions are randomised, so answers from an earlier attempt may not work the next time. Understanding how a puzzle works can help, but you still need to search, read the clues and find that playthrough’s answer.

Frequently asked questions

Buy Escape: The Cabin 30% cheaper than on Steam.

Escape: The Cabin is available for 30% less in shops such as Kinguin or GameBoost.

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Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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