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Hungry

"**Hungry**" is one of the stats in *Lakeview Valley*. It signifies that the Constant needs to eat food, and comes up generally the day after the Constant has pooped. If the Constant is hungry they cannot use the Gym to raise their maximum stamina. Otherwise, there is no risk of death from being hungry.

Eating one piece of food from the Beach Diner removes this effect.
Harpoon

The **Harpoon** is a weapon featured in *Lakeview Cabin 2*. It can be found atop the building with the large question mark and either thrown at a target or loaded into the harpoon gun found in the power room and then fired at said target. The harpoon itself is made out of silver and can be used against the Dweller at the amusement park in order to agitate it.
Machete

**Machetes** are weapons featured in *Lakeview Cabin III* and *IV*. They are Red's weapon of choice that he carries when he attacks the camp counselors in *III*, as well as the weapon being used by Sackhead in the basement of Lakeview Mansion in *IV*. The Sewer Dweller in the hub also wields a machete to attack with.
Ghosts (Lakeview Cabin IV)

**Ghosts** are featured in *Lakeview Cabin IV*. When a band member continuously murders the residents of Lakeview Mansion and/or mutilates their corpses, a red hue will appear in all of the rooms and ghosts will briefly appear sometimes when they enter another room. These ghosts cannot be interacted with and only serve to give an indication of the person's sanity (or lack thereof), and as a jump scare. The ghosts, the red tinge and the creepy music goes away when the band member leaves the mansion. Their appearances can also be brought on by being dumped on with blood.

## Trivia

* According to the developer, the ghosts imply that there were slaves that worked in the factory and would have been featured in the scrapped bonus level for *IV* which would have taken place in the factory.
	+ The game files show a sprite that resembles one of the ghosts without the gory features. There are also sound files for the scrapped *IV* factory bonus level, however the files are corrupted and are an extremely loud and static sounding when played.
Fetus

**Fetuses** are characters featured in *Lakeview Cabin*, *Lakeview Cabin Collection*, and *Lakeview Cabin 2*.

## Biography

### *Lakeview Cabin*

After an undead Eleanor emerges from the lake and Red manages to kill her once again, a monstrous fetus bursts from Eleanor's corpse and attacks Red until he throws it into the lit fireplace in the cabin, or electrocutes it with water and the cut electric wire. Although this is the last thing Red has to do, it is later revealed that the fetus would survive and grow up to become Babyface.

### *Lakeview Cabin Collection*

#### *Lakeview Cabin V*

One of the doorways in the Underside leads to a place that looks identical to the cabin's interior. When one of the teenagers goes there and picks up the axe, several fetuses drop from the ceiling and attack. They must be destroyed in order for the teenager to be about to leave with the axe.

### *Lakeview Cabin 2*

#### Episode 1

Beneath the yellow house, in a secret underground room that can be accessed by unlocking a gate in a dark tunnel under the well, there are rows of fetuses in jars on shelves. One of the fetus jars rests on the ground and, when handled by one of the family members and taken away from the darkness, the fetus within breaks free of the jar and starts rapidly crawling around while crying. When placed in the microwave, the fetus can be cooked and eaten.

#### Episode 4: Apocalypse

Fetuses appear in the ruins of the cabins found in the arena where the survivors battle Red. They attack and try to kill any of the survivors in their way.

## Trivia

* In *Lakeview Cabin VI*, the offsprings are very similar to the fetus. There is even an offspring in the cabin that emerges from the fireplace that Red threw the original fetus into.
* The Sewer Dweller transforms into a fetus-like monster when acid is dropped on him.
* It is unclear why there are jars of fetuses below the house in *Lakeview Cabin 2*, although it is likely that they are the results of attempts by the cultists to bring Red back into the world.
	+ Indeed, they eventually perform a ritual where Red is brought back as a hideous baby.
* A fetus appears briefly in the actors' dreams, but does not show up in Hotel Lakeview.
Generator (Lakeview Cabin III)

The **Generator** is an interactive object in *Lakeview Cabin III*. It is found on the west side of Camp Lakeview, beyond the gate of Cabin B, and controls the power across the camp. When the Babyface killer emerges, the first thing he does is turn off the generator - if the hatch is open - which shuts off power and plunges Camp Lakeview in darkness.
Flies

**Flies** appear throughout *Lakeview Cabin Collection*, *Lakeview Valley* and *Lakeview Cabin 2*.

## *Lakeview Cabin Collection*

### *Lakeview Cabin III*

There are flies hanging around the toilets at Camp Lakeview.

## *Lakeview Valley*

In the town of Lakeview Valley, there are blood flies that increase in numbers whenever one of the villagers is killed. These flies are connected to Morgo, and killing them does damage to him.

## *Lakeview Cabin 2*

There are flies hanging around underneath the amusement park, presumably attracted to all of the dead children. While on their way to their home, the family drives past roadkill covered in flies, causing the flies to abandon the carcass and follow the family instead. There are also flies that hang around outside the hotel rooms that have been taken over by the bikers.

## Trivia

* When Morgo is brought back from the dead, he takes the form of a creature that resembles a large fly, which could explain why his strength is tied to the blood flies.
Happy family

"**Happy family**" is one of the achievements that can be unlocked in *Lakeview Cabin III* on Steam. It can be unlocked by killing Eleanor at the end of the game, after the other two killers are dealt with. After Eleanor is killed, there is a cut to black, before the family portrait of Red, Eleanor, and their two children are shown.
Episode 4: Apocalypse

**Episode 4: Apocalypse** is the fourth episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. It was released on April 1, 2023.

## Plot

Post-apocalypse, a team of four survivors who faced off against a Dweller when they were children traverses the wastelands in their truck, collecting items along the way. Requiring food in order to produce poop, which fuels their replicator, and requiring weapons to defend themselves from bandits and cannibals, the survivors make their way towards an aged Red, who wields the Blood Sword, and has seemingly become the champion of the fiends.

#### Playable Characters

**Tomboy****Tough Guy****Princess****Nerd**
#### Non-Playable Characters

**Villagers****Bandits****Cannibals****Brutes****Amputees****Fiends****Mushroom Man****Red**
## Trivia

* The general setting, along with the milking machines and the flamethrower guitar, are references to the 2015 film *Mad Max: Fury Road*.
Masks (Lakeview Cabin Collection)

**Masks** are items that appear in the *Lakeview Cabin Collection*. They can be worn over peoples' heads to cover their faces. Although generally worn by killers, anyone can wear the masks. All six of the masks appear on the space station in *Lakeview Cabin VI*.

## List of Masks

**Babyface's Mask****Tribal Mask****Rat Mask****Happy Dad Mask****Gas Mask****Sewer Dweller's Mask**
## Trivia

* When all of the janitors - as well as the red-haired girl - wear each of the masks, an achievement is unlocked.
* There is a mask in the upcoming *Lakeview Valley* which is visibly similar to the mask worn by the machete-wielding man in *Lakeview Cabin IV*.
Hotel Lakeview

**Hotel Lakeview** is a location that is featured in the second episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. A convention attended by actors and cosplayers alike takes place at the hotel focused around the *Lakeview Cabin* movie franchise. However, several bikers are also there to shoot up the hotel and everyone in it. Additionally, there are three killers who are disguised as cosplayers who specifically want to seek out and murder all of the actors. The placement of the corridors changes every time as well, although the constant factors include having the red door on the ground floor and the door to the penthouse on the top floor. The key to the penthouse is obtained by finding the secret hotel room, in which the penthouse key is found. The windows of the hotel rooms can also be used to go outside the hotel on the ledges. There are crows nesting here that can help actors climb up the platforms, although the hotel cannot be escaped this way, as falling to the ground from such a height is fatal. The only way to leave Hotel Lakeview is by gathering all three golden necklaces (found on the killers) and using them to unlock the red door. Three of the necklaces necessary to leave can also be found in the penthouse in the skeleton's lap, though disturbing it causes an enormous ghost to attack Hotel Lakeview, which collapses and crumbles to the ground when the actors escape. Should the actors leave without destroying the hotel, a shadowy figure watches from the top of the building.

## Inhabitants

* **Actors**
* **Cosplayers**
* **Bikers**
* **Critics**
* **Ghosts** †
* **Walt** †

## Trivia

* One of the carpet patterns is identical to the one in the hotel that appears in the 1980 film *The Shining*.
Magazines

**Magazines** are items that appear in the first episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. These vintage porno magazines show up inside the treehouse and can be retrieved and used in order to distract Sockhead, who will stand still and look at the magazines briefly, allowing the family members to either escape or attack him.
Lake Day

**Lake Day** is the celebration at the end of the week in *Lakeview Valley* which takes place on the second Sunday. On this day, all of the villagers living in the town of Lakeview Valley go to the area north of the lake where Amy's diner and George's fishing store is located. There are three different stalls where the protagonist can purchase different items. With Ivan (or the Sheriff) having constructed the Lake Day stage throughout the week, the Sheriff stands on the stage and speaks to all of the townsfolk before beginning his song, "The Sheriff's Lament". However, the celebration is interrupted by Morgo, and the Sheriff is banished while Morgo is unleashed upon the villagers. From there, it is up to the Constant whether to stop him or not. Alternatively, if the Sheriff is aware of the Constant's murders (provided they commit any) and the Constant has been treated by Dr. Don, then a trap is set for Lake Day where the parasite is unleashed. If the Constant murders all of the villagers before Lake Day and is not caught or infected with a parasite, the Sheriff simply applauds the Constant's efforts.
Hotel Bar

The **Hotel Bar** is a location in the second episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. It is the bar in Hotel Lakeview, although there are no drinks available from there and the actors can only sit on one barstool. There is usually a random object in the far side of the bar, though the usefulness of said object may vary, depending on what it is. If one of the actors loses enough of their sanity, they see Red in a ghostly form show up in the hotel uniform at the bar, where he gives them an axe.
Ivan

*"Hey, don't mind Ivan. He does everything the Sheriff says, even casual animal cruelty it seems..."* — Timonthy

    **Ivan** is a character in *Lakeview Valley*.

## Biography

### Background

Ivan seems to have a Russian background. He is a resident of Lakeview Valley who works for the Sheriff and seems to greatly admire him. Morgo blames Ivan for supposedly taking Carol away from him.

### *Lakeview Valley*

On Sunday, when the Constant arrives at Lakeview Valley, Ivan and his neighbor Timonthy are arguing about the cow that has blocked the path between their houses, with Ivan putting traffic cones around it as per the Sheriff's directive. On Monday, Ivan starts construction on the stage for Lake Day at the end of the week. On Tuesday, Ivan gossips with Old Ruth about Matthew's rumored infidelity. Throughout the week, the Constant can choose to help Ivan with the construction by retrieving the necessary items to build, provided that the work permit is signed. The Constant also needs good stamina to help lift the sign on the stage. After that, depending on whether or not the stage is completed by Saturday, the Sheriff will either praise or chastise Ivan. On Lake Day, when the Sheriff addresses Ivan during his speech, the latter exclaims that he loves the Sheriff. When Morgo attacks, Ivan is among those that he will murder. In the underworld, Ivan is brutally tortured by one of the fiends.

## Gallery

Ivan building the Lake Day stage.Ivan, as a trapped butterfly.Ivan's fate in the underworld.
## Trivia

* On Saturday night, if the Constant's home is not cleaned, Ivan calls the Constant a "Ленивыи уебок" (Russian for "lazy fucker"), indicating that Ivan is from Russia.
	+ While talking with Ruth, Ivan says "Bozhe moi", which is Russian for "Oh my God".
Farm Girl

The **Farm Girl** is a non-playable character that appears in the third episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. She appears at the farm and admiringly watches the farmer, although she soon looks terrified should the chicken monster emerge.

## Trivia

* She appears to be portrayed by the same actress who portrays the dog owner's girlfriend, and the yuppie's girlfriend.
Fireworks

**Fireworks** are items featured in the first episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. They are found atop the shelf on the left side of the barn, and can be reached by using a ladder to get to the shelf. When lit with a match, the fireworks shoot up into the air before colorfully exploding. Fireworks can be used as a weapon, as having them shoot at enemies causes them significant damage. They are instrumental in defeating the aliens in the first bonus episode, as having fireworks shoot at the flying saucer and hit it at least five times causes it enough damage to start smoking before crash-landing in the lake.
Episode 3: The Studio

**Episode 3: The Studio** is the third episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. It was released on December 17, 2021.

## Plot

While watching old movies narrated by Walt, the Jock's actor is suddenly forced to relive his past as the four characters he portrayed: a farmer, a dog owner, a yuppie, and a scientist, as well as monsters that need to be dealt with - a giant chicken, radioactive dog monster, killer robot and the Blob, respectively. With each of the "movies" completed, the Jock's actor returns to his wall of photos and evidence and decides to burn it down while a grinning creature watches on. However, should the Jock's actor retrieve the fragments of the Blood Sword and use the Sword to escape, the actor arrives at Hotel Lakeview, where someone decapitates him.

#### Playable Characters

**Farmer****Yuppie****Dog Owner****Scientist**
#### Non-Playable Characters

**Jock Actor****Walt****Farm Girl****Granny****Dog Owner's Girlfriend****Yuppie's Girlfriend****Robot****Blob**
## Trivia

* The yuppie and his surroundings are references to *American Psycho*.
* The Blob creature is a clear nod to the 1958 film of the same name.
Lake God Cult

The **Lake God Cult** is a group featured in *Lakeview Cabin 2*. They worship the Lake Gods and seek to birth Red into the real world, having been indirectly responsible for the creation of the *Lakeview Cabin* movies.

## History

At some point, Walt is introduced to the cult by his mother.

## Members

* **Granny**
* **Sockhead**
* **Scarecrow**
* **Witches**
* **Walt**
* **Critics** (possibly)
* **Red**

## Trivia

* It is unknown whether the Witch, Old Ruth and her husband are affiliated with this cult or simply share the occult knowledge of the Lake Gods and are a part of their own group.
Gods Eye

The **Gods Eye** is a recurring mark seen in *Lakeview Cabin Collection*, *Lakeview Valley* and *Lakeview Cabin 2*, and is generally associated with the lake gods.

## *Lakeview Cabin Collection*

### *Lakeview Cabin III*

* The eye symbol appears, painted in blood, on the outside of the cabin with the generator.

### *Lakeview Cabin IV*

* It also appears above the door outside the Lakeview Mansion.

### *Lakeview Cabin V*

* Multiple eye symbols appear painted in blood on the walls of Red's basement.
* Engravings of the eye symbol appear on the pillars in limbo.
* The television announcement from Channel 1 is accompanied by the eye symbol.
* The blood moon during the ritual in *Lacus Lamia* strongly resembles the eye symbol.
* When the Witch attacks the Happy Dad killer, the flames resemble the eye symbol.

### *Lakeview Cabin VI*

* The eye symbol seems to be the logo for the corporation that the CEO is head of, as it appears on the screens throughout the space station.

### Epilogue

* While Walt is underwater in the lake, he appears to receive strange visions from the lake gods, some of which depict an enormous eye watching him.
* One of the visions also depicts a woman resembling Eleanor and a group of hooded figures performing some sort of ritual, with her rapist's hat atop the eye symbol.

## *Lakeview Valley*

* The eye symbol is printed on the backs of each tarot card in Luanne's pack, which she got from Amy Cooper. The tarot cards themselves were supposedly manufactured in a factory near a lake not far from the town of Lakeview Valley.

## *Lakeview Cabin 2*

* What appears to be the eye symbol is carved on a tree on the family's property.
* There is a similar symbol made from blood and an unspecified piece of meat (or possibly a dead animal) in the attic of the yellow house.
* The eye symbol appears in various forms around Hotel Lakeview, as a pattern on the bathroom tiles, in the design of the grandfather clocks, and even in the hotel's logo outside.

## Trivia

* The eye symbol appears to be based on the appearance of the fiends, which have three horns on their heads and another protruding from their chins. The fiends are essentially the army of the Lake Gods, which are worshipped by the cult.
Map (Lakeview Cabin 2)

The **Map** appears in the fourth episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2* inside the truck, and shows the layout of the wastelands, including the positions of various ghost towns, bandit and cannibal camps, stores, and finally the whereabouts of Red. The map changes with each new playthrough, with the featured image showing just one of the combinations.
Giant Rats

**Giant Rats** are antagonists in *Lakeview Cabin IV*.

#### *Lakeview Cabin IV*

The giant rats are present within Lakeview Mansion, and use the air vents to navigate their way around the mansion, searching for prey. They attack and kill anyone that does not live in the mansion, and are more powerful than one would expect for a dog-sized rodent, although they are easily fooled. When someone wears a rat's severed head as a mask, the rats assume that the person wearing the head is a fellow rat and will not harm them.

### *Lakeview Cabin 2*

Some of the cosplayers at Hotel Lakeview are dressed up as the giant rats.

## Trivia

* The rats being able to killed was not an intended feature, according to Roope Tamminen.

## See Also

* Lakeview Mansion
* Pregnant Lady

## References

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Martha's House

**Martha's House** is a location featured in *Lakeview Valley*. It is the household occupied by Martha, as well as her two children, Luanne and Lil Bobby. While Luanne spends her days at her furniture store or the diner, and Lil Bobby spends his afternoons outside the Constant's house, Martha stays in her house throughout the entire week, only emerging on Lake Day. If the Constant gets rids of all the weeds outside Martha's house, she will offer intercourse.
Golden Necklaces

The **Golden Necklaces** are items in the second episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. Three of them are worn by the Critics and can be used to unlock the red door that serves as the hotel's exit. The only way to acquire these necklaces from the Critics is by killing them. Additionally, there is a golden necklace with an "S" on it in the penthouse that fall off the skeleton's lap when it is disturbed, and automatically unlocks all three locks on the door.

## Trivia

* The necklaces bear a strong resemblance to the fiends, suggesting that whoever owns them is affiliated with the cult somehow.
Lakeview Cabin III

***Lakeview Cabin III*** is the third installment in the *Lakeview Cabin* series.

## Characters

### Non-Playable

* **Red**
* **Dog**
* **Eleanor**
* **Babyface**

## Walkthrough

* To lift the gate, you need to get the hammer out of the toolbox and fix the hole in the floor before going out onto the balcony and lifting the gate. An easier way is to just crash the motorbike into it, but make sure the person gets off before the impact, as the explosion will probably kill them.
* Once the gate is no longer an obstacle, obtain the axe on the east dock.
* With the axe, enter the restroom and chop down the door on the left. Once inside that restroom, use the toilet until the teddy bear falls off the shelf. Grab the teddy and place it to the right of the sickle on the ground.
* Hide the other counselors and wait for Babyface to arrive. He will initially grab the sickle, but then will discard it and hold the teddy bear instead, rendering him harmless. Attack him with the axe, but make sure that the teddy is not destroyed, as he must be holding it during every attack. If this means dropping the axe in front of the dropped teddy and grabbing the sickle, then so be it.
* Red will show up while Babyface is being attacked. If you kill Babyface before you see Red, make sure that Red does not see Babyface's corpse, otherwise he will become upset and much more difficult to kill. With Babyface essentially harmless while holding the teddy bear, it would be wise to kill Red before killing Babyface. Red can be easily destroyed by crashing the motorbike into him. If the motorbike is not available, use every other weapon at your disposal.
* Once Red and Babyface are both dead, Eleanor will show up on the east dock. *Kill her immediately.*

## Trivia

* Counselors can throw their friends into the woodchipper. This unlocks an achievement on Steam.
* Elements of this game are based on the horror film *Friday the 13th*.
* Upon finishing *Lakeview Cabin III*, the minigame *Lake of the Dead* becomes available.
Gas Station

The **Gas Station** is a location in *Lakeview Cabin IV*. It is, as its name suggests, supposed to be a source of fuel for vehicles. However, when the band members arrives at this particular gas station, there is only one jerry can there. Apart from them, the place is deserted. As well as the single jerry can, the gas station also has a supply of ice cream and a shotgun.

## Trivia

* There is some graffiti of a horrific rat face, with an upside-down cross in its center.
Ghosts (Lakeview Cabin 2)

**This article contains spoilers about *Lakeview Cabin 2*. Read at your own risk.**

    **Ghosts** appear in the second episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*.

## Biography

### Background

The ghosts that linger in Hotel Lakeview appear to be the lost souls of those who once worked there.

### *Lakeview Cabin 2*

When the actors lose their sanity, the ghosts of former hotel employees become visible to them, though the bellhop ghosts do not harm the actors, and simply circle them. The gathered ghosts can later be used against Walt's ghost, and vanquish him if they attack enough times.

## Trivia

* The ghosts in Hotel Lakeview are similar to the ghosts in *Lakeview Cabin IV* that show up in Lakeview Mansion when the band members lose their sanity.
* During the second episode's development, the ghosts originally served as obstacles that would slows the actors down upon circling them. The only way to get rid of the ghosts would have been by firing energy from the candlestick at them.
Girlfriend Actress

The **Girlfriend Actress** is a playable character in the second episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*, who additionally appears in the first and third episodes.

## Biography

### Background

This actress portrays the girlfriend in *Lakeview Cabin V* and the girlfriend in an episode of Walt's anthology television series, before taking over the role of Eleanor in *Lakeview Cabin VI*, replacing another actress.

### *Lakeview Cabin 2*

#### Episode 1

Skeletal remains are found beneath the shed at the yellow house, along with a silver necklace, a gold hoop earring and a pair of red gloves.

#### Episode 2: Hotel Lakeview

The actress attends a *Lakeview Cabin* convention at Hotel Lakeview, which is also attended by several other actors, cosplayers and fans. However, also in attendance are Critics and bikers who seek to murder the actors at the hotel. When the Critics are found and killed, the three golden necklaces can be used to unlock the main hotel door, allowing the actors to escape.

#### Episode 3: The Studio

She is seen portraying the yuppie's girlfriend. When the yuppie decapitates his girlfriend, her head is one of the ingredients used to summon Eleanor.

#### Epilogue

Red starts creating a comic book which reveals that his father was bewitched by Walt to seduce the actress. This culminated in the actress being taken to the cellar beneath the yellow house, where the actress gives birth and Walt devours the infant in a ritual to attain the Lake Gods' blessing.

## Trivia

* The skeleton found in the first episode belongs to this actress. It is implied that she died because of Walt's ritual, and the father buried her (and the necklace) beneath his shed.
Lakeview Cabin VI

***Lakeview Cabin VI*** (or simply ***Cabin 6***) is the sixth installment of the *Lakeview Cabin* series.

## Characters

### Playable

* **Janitors**
* **Redhead Girl**

### Non-Playable

* **Offsprings**
* **Scientists**
* **Soldiers**
* **Eleanor**

## Trivia

* Elements of this game reference the films *Alien* and *The Thing*.
* This was originally going to be the seventh game in Lakeview Cabin Collection and was simply going to be called *Lakeview Cabin 7*, but *Manhattan Lake Massacre* became the hub level, so this took its place.
Mallet

The **Mallet** is an item in the third bonus episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. It is located in the third room from the left in the second set of challenges, and can be used to hit the buttons in order to free the three boxes in the ceiling, while also activating any traps guarding said boxes. The mallet can additionally be used as a weapon.
Luanne

*"I'm an apple that wants to get as far from the tree as possible, if you know what I mean..."* — Luanne

    **Luanne** is a character in *Lakeview Valley*.

## Biography

### Background

Luanne is the daughter of Martha, and is also Lil Bobby's older sister. When she was a girl, Luanne wanted to have her own shop. When she grew up, Luanne ended up getting what she wanted and opened Luanne's Furniture.

### *Lakeview Valley*

On her days off work, Luanne spends her time either at the diner or standing by the lake. Throughout the week, Luanne spends her time at her furniture shop where the Constant can go to furnish their house. If the Constant buys everything from Luanne's Furniture, she shows up outside the gates that evening. When invited inside, Luanne pulls out some tarot cards and can try to read the Constant's future if allowed. If the Constant chooses certain cards, Luanne will state that the cards have told them to bang. Should the Constant have intercourse, Luanne will remark that her mom would kill her if she found out, before leaving. At the end of the week, on Lake Day, Luanne has her own stall and is the judge of a competition to see who has the prettiest house. When Morgo kills her, he tells Luanne that "they" didn't need her help. In the underworld, Luanne's head is shaved and, if her brother is also dead, she appears to be raped by Lil Bobby on the fiends' orders.

## Trivia

* During the early development stages, Luanne was originally a man named Larry, whose mother kicks him out of the house when her boyfriend is over.
* Luanne's Furniture was initially Luanne's Barbershop during the game's development, suggesting that Luanne was originally going to be a hairdresser. It can be assumed that her barbershop was changed to a furniture store because furnishing the house is a better game feature than changing hairstyles.
Happy Dad

**Happy Dad** is a character who appears in *Lakeview Cabin V*.

## Biography

### Background

The "forgotten" son of Red and Eleanor, the child who would eventually grow up to become the killer known as Happy Dad went to Camp Lakeview, where he cried most of the time. After being left behind by his family on what would end up being their final cabin trip, he lived alone in the basement of the family household. Eventually, he would choose to become a killer who wore a Happy Dad mask all the time, perhaps in an effort to be like Red.

### *Lakeview Cabin Collection*

#### *Lakeview Cabin III*

The family portrait at the end shows Happy Dad as a child alongside his parents and sister.

#### *Lakeview Cabin V*

After losing a video game, Happy Dad goes on a killing spree, randomly appearing in other houses in the neighborhood and killing anyone he comes across. The four teenagers who live on the same street as Happy Dad manage to temporarily ward him off by summoning the Killer, the Witch, and the Demon, all of whom attack him on sight. Losing his mask and having half his face disfigured by the attacks, Happy Dad becomes severely weakened. In the Underside, a magic box is given to Happy Dad during his childhood at Camp Lakeview, which lifts his mood. Happy Dad leaves the box at Camp Lakeview, allowing its counselors to use it in order to trap Eleanor. When the box is retrieved by the teenagers, they find Happy Dad - as a child - crying in the cemetery. Upon giving him the box, Happy Dad reunites with his mother, and they vanish together in a beam of light.

### *Lakeview Cabin 2*

#### Episode 2: Hotel Lakeview

While Happy Dad does not personally appear, some of the cosplayers at Hotel Lakeview are dressed up as him.

## Trivia

* His appearance and behavior are references to Michael Myers from *Halloween*.
* Happy Dad has the ability to teleport and vanish into black smoke, which makes it difficult to get away from him, as he can appear from room to room. When attacked, he will teleport away.
* In the graveyard, the child version of Happy Dad can alternatively be killed.
* The Gods Eye symbols painted in the basement where Happy Dad lives suggests that he worships the Lake Gods like his mother.

## See Also

* Happy Dad's Mask
* Red

## References

1. ↑ Steam Community Market :: Listings for 361990-Happy Dad
Father (Last Christmas)

*This article regards the character in Last Christmas. For other uses, see Father.*

   The **Father** is a playable character in *Last Christmas*.

## Biography

### *Lakeview Cabin Collection*

#### *Last Christmas*

Upon coming home on a snowy night, a father finds his baby alone, and discovers that his wife has committed suicide. He is forced to protect his child by himself, from an evil Santa and two Reindeer that seek to steal his baby.
Exterminator Outfits

**Exterminator Outfits** appear in the second bonus episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. The actors wear them while dealing with the infestation of bugs and spiders throughout the hotel. The reason for the actors' sudden change in career to exterminators is unclear, though they may be portraying characters in a movie where they are exterminators.
Jock

The **Jock** is a playable character featured in *Lakeview Cabin Collection*.

#### *Lakeview Cabin V*

His character in the movie appears to be a jock, hence his nickname, and works with the other three teenagers to release the Demon, the Witch, and the Smiling Killer in order to defeat Happy Dad, who is trying to murder them.
Janitors

The **Janitors** are four playable characters featured in *Lakeview Cabin VI*, including:

* Parker
* Ellen
* Trish
* Sean

## Biography

### Background

These four men and women work at the space station as janitors, cleaning up the crew's messes.

### *Lakeview Cabin Collection*

#### *Lakeview Cabin VI*

When an alien contamination plagues the space station, the janitors task themselves with containing and/or destroying the extraterrestrial threat, before facing off against the alien mother herself. After evacuating all the scientists and soldiers at the station, and eventually defeating the alien mother, the janitors flee the space station and arrive elsewhere, where they are congratulated by the CEO himself.

## Trivia

* The janitors are based on the characters from the 1979 film *Alien*.
	+ "Ellen" and "Parker" - pictured above - are named after Ellen Ripley and Parker respectively, who are characters from the film.
Jock Actor

The **Jock Actor** is a character who appears in the second and third episodes of *Lakeview Cabin 2*.

## Biography

### Background

This actor would eventually be cast as the Jock in *Lakeview Cabin V* before featuring in several other movies produced by Walt's company, and garnering a devoted fanbase.

### *Lakeview Cabin 2*

#### Episode 2: Hotel Lakeview

A photograph of the Jock actor appears in Hotel Lakeview on the wall above a shrine comprised of flowers and candles from fans. The actor himself is not present, although a rotting corpse is found in the secret hotel room.

#### Episode 3: The Studio

Years after his career came to an end, the Jock actor watches his movies as an old man trapped in the studio. As he watches the television, however, he is sucked into it and forced to relive the lives of his characters as they cross over. Upon surviving the various threats in place, the actor leaves the movies. Should he be returned to the studio, the actor douses the place in gasoline before setting it ablaze, but if his characters manage to rebuild the Blood Sword and escape via the fortune machines, the actor is transported to Hotel Lakeview. Celebrating his newfound freedom, the actor fails to notice someone picking up the Sword before he is decapitated by its new wielder. The Jock actor's corpse remains in the secret hotel room.

## Trivia

* Despite being an elderly man at the time of his death, the Jock actor died before the Lakeview convention took place in the second episode. However, the actors from the other *Lakeview Cabin* movies preceding *Lakeview Cabin V* are significantly younger at the time despite their movie roles being ostensibly the same age as the Jock.
	+ This may suggest that the Jock actor was transported back in time after using the Blood Sword on the fortune machines.
* Some of the fans at the Hotel Lakeview convention appear to have styled their own hairstyles after the one he had as the Jock.
* In the third bonus episode, the Jock actor inexplicably traps his previous characters in a series of dangerous challenges while wearing a hooded robe, seemingly for the sake of entertaining an audience of Walt variants. His role in the bonus episode is a reference to Jigsaw from the 2004 film *Saw*.
Terros

A world catered to one’s greatest fears, the plane of Terros is nothing else but a realm of pure and utter terror earning it the title of the Nightmare realm. Here the soul of the deceased is reborn only to find themselves emerged in a world of their biggest fears and anxieties, relentlessly tormented by monstrous creatures and grotesque beasts of all kinds. All sense of physics and natural laws here a stretched to the extremes, with reality within Terros constantly warping and reshaping itself in the most maniacal of ways.  In reality however, this is all mere illusion created by the Dementors, a demonic set of eldritch abominations that feed off one’s fears. Thus, if one were to strip away the nightmarish illusions casted by the Dementors, what would be left is only the sheer sight of the countless hysteric souls running around in  the bleak unimpressive landscape of Terros in pure pandemonium.
Smiling Killer's Sister

The**Smiling Killer's Sister** is a character mentioned in *Lakeview Cabin V*. A newspaper clipping located in the pink house reveals that the unnamed female's brother, a child murderer known as the "Smiling Killer", was caught in coitus with her. Since the newspaper is partially torn, it is unknown whether she willingly had intercourse with her brother and what her specific relationship was with the Smiling Killer. The sister's fate is also not stated.
Mansion Key

**Black Keys** are items that can be obtained in *Lakeview Valley* and *Lakeview Cabin 2*. The black key can be acquired by the Constant after fulfilling the request of their "uncle" to kill at least ten of the moths, and the Dweller. This key unlocks the front gate of the mansion.

## Trivia

* The black key has the Gods Eye as part of its design, and is identical to the Cellar Key.
Endings (Lakeview Cabin)

There are two **endings** featured in the original *Lakeview Cabin* game. The general ending happens after Red has killed both Eleanor and the fetus, when he falls to his knees in exhaustion and despair. Alternatively, if Red goes into the bed immediately after throwing the fetus into the fireplace, he can still move during the credits. Upon throwing the fuel into the fireplace and causing an explosion, the cabin is set ablaze and burns down.
Flowers

**Flowers** are featured in *Lakeview Valley*. There are seven kinds of flowers in total, and can be grown by the Constant from seeds that are planted and watered. When they are ready to be harvested, you can chop them with a sharp weapon.

## How buffs work

Each of the flowers can give you a different effect when smoked or drunk. When harvested, they will go in your inventory and furthermore can used with a pipe and a mug.  As long as you have the buff that you get from the flower, you are going to have floating particles coming from your head.

## Flower Types/Buffs

### Rose

Has the same effect with both the mug and a pipe and it's "too hot". It does not seem to give any game buffs.

Grown roseHarvested rose
### Dandelion

When drunk, it gives you "muscles recovered" buff that heals sore muscles. When smoked, it gives you the "stomach calmed" buff that gets rid of the "blergh" debuff.

Grown dandelionHarvested dandelion
### Bluebell

When drunk, it gives the "yaaawn" buff. It is unknown what are the effects of this buff. When smoked, it gives you the "night mist" effect that seems to increase the amount of moths spawning.

Grown bluebellHarvested bluebell
### White peony

Has the same effect with both the mug and the pipe and it's the "greatest feeling ever", which massively increases your movement speed.

Grown white peonyHarvested white peony
### Brown flower

It feels like the seed of this flower has a better chance to be found in your property, but this is not confirmed. When smoked, it gives you the "nice aroma" buff, that prevents moths from spawning. When drunk, it gives you "damage resistance" buff that reduces damage taken.

Grown brown flowerHarvested brown flower
### Aquamarine flower

When smoked, gives the "oxidized" buff that might be used as a way to restore breath underwater, but it is not proven. When drunk, gives you the "lungs healed" buff that heals "lungs damaged" debuff.

Grown aquamarine flowerHarvested aquamarine flower
Horn

The **Horn** is an item in *Lakeview Valley*. Using it while near townsfolk will decrease the Constant's popularity and prompt them to confront the Constant. This can come in handy if the Constant wants to be followed or to lure someone away. The horn can be located in the area where the hermit resides, north-east of the junkyard.
Killer Videos

"**Killer Videos**" is a location featured in the *Lakeview Cabin Collection*. It is a VHS rental store located outside the cinema, where *Last Christmas* can be found and played. Alternatively, it can be used as a form of shelter when the Sewer Dweller emerges, as he does not enter "Killer Videos". The only person inside the store is a man preoccupied with a newspaper. On the wall, above the man's head, are posters for *Lakeview Cabin III*, *IV*, *V*, and *VI*, indicating that they are also available.
Manhattan

**Manhattan** is a location and hub area in *Lakeview Cabin Collection*. It is a large part of New York City, although the hub only consists of a street with the Killer Videos VHS rental store, as well as the cinema and an apartment owned by its unfortunate inhabitant. Beneath the street and cinema are the sewers, which is Babyface's lair.

## Characters

### Playable

* **Movie Buff**
* **Ushers**
* **Hobo**

### Non-Playable

* **Sewer Monster**
* **Bearded Actor**

## Locations

**Cinema****Killer Videos****Apartment****Sewers**
## Trivia

* It seems to borrow some elements from the eighth *Friday the 13th* film, *Jason Takes Manhattan*.
	+ Originally, the hub area was going to be the sixth game in the *Lakeview Cabin* series, known as *Lakeview Cabin 6: Manhattan Lake Massacre*, but the creator found it too small for a complete "film" and instead chose to turn it into the hub level.
Merchandise

**Merchandise** appears in the first and second episodes of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. It entails posters, keychains, and even alarm clocks. Some of the *Lakeview Cabin* merchandise is owned by the Scarecrow, who keeps it in his bedroom. There is also merchandise found around the hotel during the *Lakeview Cabin* convention. It cannot be interacted with.
Logs

**Logs** are items featured in the original *Lakeview Cabin* game that, when chopped with the axe, become smaller pieces of **firewood** that can be used to light the fireplace in the cabin. In order to get the key hidden in the outhouse, Red can take a log with him and then use the axe on it. The pieces of firewood will leap and cause the key to fall from the doorframe.
Lakeview Cabin Collection

***Lakeview Cabin Collection*** is the sequel to *Lakeview Cabin*. It contains a hub area which consists of a street with a cinema, VHS rental store, and an entrance to the sewers. Within the cinema, multiple games are available (*Lakeview Cabin III*, *IV*, *V*, and *VI*). After all games are finished, the epilogue can be played.

Additionally, in the store, "minisode" *Last Christmas* is available.

## Featured Games

* **Hub Level**
* ***Lakeview Cabin III***
	+ ***Lake of the Dead***
* ***Lakeview Cabin IV***
	+ ***Treasure of the Vampire Rednecks***
* ***Lakeview Cabin V***
	+ ***Lacus Lamia***
* ***Lakeview Cabin VI***
	+ ***Space Psychos***
* **Epilogue** (aka *Lakeview Cabin II*)
* ***Last Christmas***

## Trivia

* While *III, IV, V* and *VI* are considered "movies" in the *Lakeview Cabin* franchise, the hub level takes place outside the movies and therefore it can be reasoned that *Lakeview Cabin Collection* is not part of the franchise itself.
Hooded Figure

The **Hooded Figure** is a character that was removed from the third episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*. Appearing to wear a red hooded cloak, this unknown figure would have flickered on the Jock actor's television after he had failed, before the image would have flickered to that of the Dweller. It is uncertain whether the figure was meant to be the Witch from *Lacus Lamia*, the Traveler, or someone else entirely.
Epilogue (Lakeview Cabin Collection)

The **Epilogue**, sometimes referred to as ***Lakeview Cabin II***, is the epilogue of the *Lakeview Cabin Collection*, and is theorized by some to be the "true story" and/or "scrapped" second installment of the franchise. It becomes available to play when the other games are completely finished.

## Characters

### Non-Playable

* **Woman**
* **Children**
* **Hooded Figures**

## Walkthrough

* The epilogue is the easiest game to complete in the entire franchise. All the man needs to do is repeatedly jump off the pier into the lake and see all the visions.
* He must also grab the axe and kill the woman before experiencing one more vision, and attacking the kids with the same axe.

## Trivia

* According to the developer, *Lakeview Cabin II* was banned before getting a theatrical release, and vanished afterwards.
* This is considered by some to be the "real" events, which the *Lakeview Cabin* "movies" are based on.
* Typing "open" while in the hub also unlocks the epilogue.

## References

1. ↑ Hypno explains "Lakeview Cabin II" (Ask.fm)
Flying Saucer

The **Flying Saucer** is a vehicle used by the aliens in the bonus first episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*.

## Biography

### *Lakeview Cabin 2*

It is used by the aliens to arrive at the family's household, though the flying saucer looms outside, hovering above the ground with one of the aliens still piloting it from the inside. Like its drivers, the flying saucer is vulnerable to explosions, and being hit multiple times by the fireworks causes smoke to rise from it as the saucer flies down towards the lake and, when all of the aliens have been killed, crashes into the lake while the family watches.

## Trivia

* The sci-fi movie played on the projector features multiple flying saucers.

## See Also

* Fireworks
* Aliens
Generator (Lakeview Cabin)

The **Generator** is a machine that appears in the original *Lakeview Cabin* game. It provides electricity to the island where Red is residing. Destroying it by cutting the wire will cause electricity to crackle from it, which can be come in handy if Red throws a bucket of water at Eleanor while she is standing on the broken wire, as it will electrocute her to death.
Lake Day Stage

The **Lake Day Stage** is a location featured in *Lakeview Valley*. It shows up at the end of the week on Lake Day, after being constructed by Ivan throughout the week. The Constant can choose to help Ivan build the stage if they get a work permit signed by the Sheriff. Should the Constant not help Ivan, the Sheriff chastises him and finishes building the stage himself.
Rocking Chairs

**Rocking Chairs** are usable objects in *Lakeview Cabin III* and *IV* that can be sat on. The counselors of Camp Lakeview can use the rocking chair outside Cabin A. At the cannibals' mansion, the granny sits on a rocking chair.

In *Lakeview Valley*, there is a rocking chair at the Constant's house that, when sat upon, causes time to go faster.
Puppet

The **Puppet** appears in the third bonus episode of *Lakeview Cabin 2*, showing up on the television screens as the four Jock characters face a series of challenges and traps in order to escape. In the end, they face the puppet, who rides towards them on a tricycle. When destroyed, the puppet is revealed to be nothing more than an empty machine. However, when all four of the Jock characters make it to the end, a final room is revealed where the Puppet drops drills from the ceiling that need to be dodged while activating the mechanisms that get rid of the Puppet once and for all.

## Trivia

* The puppet is a reference to Billy the Puppet from the 2004 film *Saw*.
* In addition to the puppet itself, a mask and toy resembling the puppet can also be obtained from the mallet challenge. The toy is also seen atop the television in the yuppie's apartment when the third episode is completed.