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When the sun goes down on the last night of summer camp, nine teenage counselors are plunged into an unpredictable night of horror. The only thing worse than the blood-drenched locals and creatures hunting them are the unimaginable choices you must make to help them survive.
The Quarry is a choices matter, multiple endings and horror game
developed by Supermassive Games
and published by 2K Games.
Released on June 09th 2022 is available only on Windows
in 20 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Danish, Finnish, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish and Dutch.
It has received 19,265 reviews of which 15,732 were positive and 3,533 were negative resulting in a rating of 8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 10.49€ on Steam with a 85% discount, but you can find it for 5.09€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: AMD FX-8350 \ Intel i5-3570
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GTX 780 / Radeon RX 470
- Storage: 50 GB available space
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A spiritual successor to Until Dawn that definitely doesnt disappoint. If you loved Until Dawn, you’ll feel right at home with The Quarry. It shares the exact same DNA ,a group of teenagers in an isolated location, mysteries lurking in the woods, and the fate of every character resting in your hands. The graphics have leveled up significantly, the facial animations look incredibly life like, and the summer camp slasher vibe is spot on. Sure, it’s more of an interactive movie than a hardcore game, and the characters can be annoying at times, but that’s all part of the genre. Every choice matters, and that feeling when you lose a character you've spent the whole game protecting just because of one mistake is still just as painful. A mustplay for fans of cinematic horror.
This is a shared screen review. Shared screen works in this game as follows: You and your friend/lover/enemy/whoever you want to play with, have to chose which characters you'd like to play. You only need one pad, because you won't play in the same time - game shows you which character is going to be played next and you just give each other the controller. One could argue it may get boring for the other player, however The Quarry feels more like an interactive movie than a game, which makes you hooked in what you see on the screen. Lack of gameplay is in itself not bad, UNTIL you are a completionist. Most of the achievements are fine - I can replay a game, it's not a big deal. However collectibles are a nightmare - without a guide it's impossible to find them all, because they are locked behind specific choices (like FAILING qte so enemy would drop collectible availabe like 5 chapters later). And it wouldn't be that bad - until you realize that you can't load a specific chapter (until you finish game) or checkpoint. This way you have to start everything over again. BUT. You still have ONE FREAKING choice in chapter 2 of choosing a path in a freaking forest which locks you out of tarrot cards/clues, whichever way you choose to go as a character. That's the worst part, because if not this, you could be able to replay game only from chapter 4 onward, and because of that you have to play again nearly everything (chapt. 2 onward). And because it's more of an interactive movie than a game it's pretty tiring to watch the same sequence for 10th time. There is no possibility to skip dialogue. Choices don't matter too much which is a shame - you get hints "character x like you" but they don't. I mean maybe they do, but you won't see it. Relationship status is nonexistent in this game, but you will still get baited by possibility of "choosing" romantic interest (Dylan or Kaitlyn) as a Ryan. But it doesn't even matter, because nothing changes in the game (except one sentence of "hmm I like neither/Kaitlyn/Dylan", there is literally nothing shown). Mostly your qte actions matter, as a "stay alive or die" kind of way. After playing quite a lot of different "endings" I would say that "186 endings" are more like variations, than endings. It literally changes nothing if half of your characters die. However with all critique said - I have to say it's a pretty decent game. Visually it's pretty, I loved the stylisation for 50s horror movies. Of course the game itself is trying to be like a 50s slasher title. I just wish you could write better characters and especially woman. Laura is fine, however the game pushes the narrative for liking Jacob... While he is harrassing Emma pretty badly. Kaitlyn in the beginning of game seems like a total girlboss, but after that she loses nearly all of her abilities (in chapter 2 she is a better shooter than Nick and Jacob, in rest of the game she literally loses her weapon dozen of times and just loses spotlight in favor of other men around her). I ABSOLUTELY loved Travis and Dylan as characters. It broke my heart to harm them for my achievements. Music is really good, I loved it, in every other playthrough it was even more enjoyable. I also don't understand why this game is so scared of non-sexualized nudity. This is a slasher horror game, your character can be shown with the face blown off, some character will burst out, some will get decapitated. And after changing back to human form after bursting out of their skin into werewolf form, I am forced to believe they will have their clothes on??? To summarise me and my lover both enjoyed playing The Quarry. It has quite a lot of room for improvement, however it's a really enjoable title to play together.
I thought I was making the smart choices. The Quarry plays like a full horror movie where every small decision quietly stacks up behind the scenes. At first it feels simple. Check a door, trust someone, stay quiet, run. Then hours later the game reminds you that one tiny moment earlier might decide who survives the night. Some scenes genuinely had me sitting there thinking longer than I expected before clicking anything. The story slowly pulls you deeper into the camp mystery, and by the time the real horror starts unfolding you realize the game has already made you responsible for what happens next. Watching the consequences play out is where the game really shines. Characters you tried to protect might still die, and sometimes the worst outcomes come from choices that felt completely reasonable at the time. It really does feel like playing through your own horror movie.
A classic slasher vibe with a side of campy cringe The Quarry is a solid choice if you want that 80s summer camp horror feel. It is the kind of game where you are basically the director of a slasher movie and you decide who actually makes it to the morning. I had a really good time with it even if it was a bit of a mixed bag in some spots. The Good and the Weird * The facial animations are actually really impressive for the most part. There were definitely some awkward moments where things looked a little off but it was never enough to ruin the immersion or make me want to stop playing. * I will say that some of the voice lines were straight up cringy. The characters say some weird stuff that does not feel like how people actually talk but honestly it was funny so I just enjoyed the ride. It adds to that campy horror vibe the game is going for. * The story kept me hooked even though I definitely wish some parts were written differently. I wont spoil anything but there were a few plot points where I felt like the direction could have been better. Gameplay and Atmosphere * The atmosphere is top tier. The woods at night feel genuinely creepy and the lighting does a lot of heavy lifting to keep you on edge. * It is a great game to play if you just want to relax and make some choices without worrying about crazy difficult combat. The tension comes from the decisions you make. Overall it is a really fun experience that does a great job of mimicking those classic horror movies we all know. It is not perfect and it has its goofy moments but that is part of the charm. If you like story driven games and can handle a bit of weird dialogue you should definitely give it a go.
it works good on steam deck, not the best graphics but runs smoothly. I got it to run by inputting "%command% -windowed -noborder" ino the tab uner proprieties. I figured I would add that since you can find that info online but required a little digging and I hope my comment helps someone else figure it out quicker
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Quarry is currently priced at 10.49€ on Steam.
Yes, The Quarry is currently available at a 85% discount. You can purchase it for 10.49€ on Steam.
Yes, The Quarry received 15,732 positive votes out of a total of 19,265 achieving a rating of 8.00.
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The Quarry was developed by Supermassive Games and published by 2K Games.
Yes, The Quarry is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, The Quarry is not playable on MacOS.
No, The Quarry is not playable on Linux.
The Quarry offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
The Quarry includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Yes, there are 3 DLCs available for The Quarry. Explore additional content available for The Quarry on Steam.
No, The Quarry does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, The Quarry does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, The Quarry is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for The Quarry.
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Developer
Supermassive Games
Publisher
2K Games
Release
09 Jun 2022
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