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    New leak shows this acclaimed PC horror game is coming to Xbox — it’s cheaper than a cuppa, and a ‘Very Positive’ hit on Steam

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    One of the better horror games of 2024 was The Cabin Factory, which proved to be a major hit on Steam. And now, thanks to a leak, we know it’s coming to Xbox.

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