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Cabin Curse

A weekend hunting trip turns to terror in this short first-person horror game about possession, folk tragedy, and surviving a haunted cabin.

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About the Game

A weekend hunting trip turns into a fight for your soul.

When Clint and his friend Eddie head out to a remote hunting cabin, they’re expecting cold beer, quiet woods, and a clean kill. Instead, something else is waiting... something old, burned, and full of rage.



Explore the cabin and its haunted woods, uncover a buried past, and survive as reality unravels around you.
What was once human now wears a bridal veil. And it knows your name.

  • First-person psychological horror rooted in folk tragedy and demonic possession

  • Atmospheric exploration with light combat - use axe, flashlight, and firearms to survive

  • Uncover the truth through environmental storytelling, found objects, and eerie dialogue

  • Short-form horror experience