Lakeview Cabin Collection
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About Lakeview Cabin Collection
Lakeview Cabin Collection is a 2D action-puzzle game developed by Roope Tamminen and released on April 9, 2015. It blends horror themes with platforming and role-playing elements, set across a series of cabin environments filled with challenges. The game leans into R-rated content through its puzzles and scenarios, which often involve dark humor and over-the-top situations. Available on PS4, PC, Xbox, Switch, and other platforms, it’s a single-player indie title that tries to mix slapstick horror with brain-teasing mechanics. The elevator pitch? A chaotic, genre-mashing experience that’s more camp than terror.
Gameplay
You control a character navigating cabin levels, solving puzzles to progress. Each cabin introduces new mechanics, like manipulating objects or timing jumps to avoid hazards. The puzzles often require trial-and-error, with some levels featuring platforming segments or combat-like mini-games. Controls are basic but responsive, with movement and interactions handled via simple button inputs. Sessions typically last 30, 60 minutes, as each cabin feels like a self-contained challenge. The game’s charm lies in its absurdity, like fighting a moose or outrunning a chainsaw-wielding hiker, though the difficulty can spike unpredictably.
What Players Think
Metacritic scores it 70, but PlayPile data shows a 5.2-hour average playtime and a 30% completion rate. Community moods are split: 40% “frustrated,” 35% “amused,” and 25% “curious.” Reviews note the game’s “wildly inconsistent difficulty” and “over-the-top humor that either works or grates.” Achievements total 30, with completionists averaging 78% unlocked. While 32% of players finish it, 45% quit mid-game. Critics praised its creativity but called it “a polarizing experiment.”
PlayPile's Take
It’s a niche pick for fans of absurd humor and puzzle-platformers who don’t mind frustration. With a $15 price tag and 30 achievements, it’s light on content but offers rewatchable chaos. Pass if you prefer polished experiences. Stick around for the moose fight, it’s worth the hassle.
Game Modes
Single player
IGDB Rating
88.9
RAWG Rating
3.1
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