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Quarry - The

The Quarry, Not as Good as Until Dawn | Review - Talking Pixels

Failing a QTE doesn't always mean death, but it will change the story in ways you might not expect.

Like its predecessor, The Quarry relies heavily on and dialogue choices. The Quarry

What Doesn’t Kill You: A Deep Dive into The Quarry If you’re a fan of interactive horror, you’ve likely spent a few tense nights at Hackett’s Quarry. Developed by , the same team behind Until Dawn , The Quarry is a cinematic love letter to 80s slasher films—complete with the tropes, the drama, and the high-stakes decisions that determine who survives until sunrise. The Setup: One Final Night of Summer

The game features an impressive cast—including horror legends like Lin Shaye and David Arquette—and the branching narrative offers significant replayability. Some reviewers have noted that the "Goldilocks Defense" and other meta-references to the genre make it a "love letter to horror". The Quarry, Not as Good as Until Dawn

For more detailed walkthroughs and a breakdown of all possible endings, you can check out the community-run The Quarry Wiki .

While Supermassive claimed anyone could be the hero, many players find that characters like Laura and Kaitlyn often end up in the most pivotal roles. Developed by , the same team behind Until

Some players find the investigation segments a bit clunky, with character movement feeling "robotic" compared to the high-end motion capture used for facial expressions. There's also the occasional pacing issue where "aimless wandering" for collectibles can kill the tension. Survival of the Quickest