The Quarry

It's almost time to start playing The Quarry! Here's everything you need to know ahead of release including the release time and pre-load details.

Pre-load for The Quarry is already available on consoles! The game file sits at just under 50GB. You can now check out our thoughts on The Quarry as the review embargo lifted yesterday!

Supermassive's latest is one of the team's very best - but for one smart, but disastrously implemented mechanic.

Become a supporter of Eurogamer and you can view the site completely ad-free, as well as gaining exclusive access to articles, podcasts and conversations that will bring you closer to the team, the stories, and the games we all love. But this would be added via a "post-launch update," however, with no hard time scale for it and no confirmation of the exact plan for the fix. We've since been told that the team is "working actively to fix" this specific instance of the issue and "prevent it happening" once the game releases, possibly by even turning off the Death Rewind option for this particular sequence or at least giving you a proper head's up. If it hadn't have been for that thoroughly unjust Rewind right at the end of my playthrough, The Quarry - with its stunning visuals, wonderful voice work, fabulous score, and intriguing plot line - would have been one of my favourite games of the year thus far, and one of the best horror romps for some time. It's one thing to kill off a character; it's another to kill off a player's enthusiasm. It's always been my biggest hang up in the Dark Anthology titles, and it hasn't been quelled in Supermassive's latest adventure, I'm afraid. Perhaps most interestingly, The Quarry - ostensibly separate from the Dark Anthology series, but sharing much of its DNA - includes a new feature called Death Rewind, which gives you three opportunities to intervene when a character dies and jump back to make different choices to help them survive. To get to Chapter 10 you have to replay the entire game again; every cut-scene, every chase, every decision, every minute. Beyond a long, tedious spell in a police station jail that outstayed its welcome, it's usually well-paced, too, giving you ample time to get over the action-packed sequences without dulling its shine, albeit with a handful of unfortunate cuts that promptly deflate the tension that had been carefully building for the last ten minutes or so. Sometimes you'll go back just a couple of minutes or so, and other times, you might lose a half hour. You'll soon discover that they're not alone in the woods, and so begins the tricky task of keeping everyone alive long enough to see the Sun come up. If you've spent any time with any of Supermassive's previous adventures, The Quarry's formula is unlikely to surprise you as it deviates little from its established template.

Supermassive Games is set to launch its spiritual successor to Until Dawn, The Quarry, and here's what to know about its digital release time.

Here are the release times for the different platforms: Supermassive Games posted the official release times for The Quarry on its official Twitter account. While these are the confirmed release times from the developer, there's always a chance for the digital launch of a game to be slightly delayed.

That's according to Scream star David Arquette, who took on a new kind of scary movie role in Supermassive Games' cinematic horror game The Quarry. In a recent ...

That’s according to Scream star David Arquette, who took on a new kind of scary movie role in Supermassive Games’ cinematic horror game The Quarry. In a recent interview, the actor spoke about his experience with The Quarry and said he’d “love” to see Supermassive take on a Scream video game next. Scream is available to stream on Paramount+. The Quarry and Scream have different plot concepts, but they both boil down to survival. He’s also just as devoted to making sure the counselors stay inside and away from the dangers of the camp. Of course, Arquette is no stranger to surviving serial killers. The Quarry, which launches this week on PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam, follows a group of nine summer camp counselors on their last night at Hackett’s Quarry. They want to celebrate their last night together, but the evening turns deadly when “blood-drenched locals and something far more sinister” begin to hunt them.

Here is the need-to-know information about skipping cutscenes in The Quarry and speeding up dialogue on PC, PS5, PS4, and Xbox.

At the time of launch, there’s no way to skip cutscenes in The Quarry. Like with Until Dawn, Supermassive Games has chosen to prevent players from skipping through dialogue and cutscenes. Here is all you need to know about skipping cutscenes in The Quarry and whether or not cutscenes can be bypassed and dialogue sped up. Can you skip the cutscenes in The Quarry?

The song that is playing as the car drives down the moonlight-soaked road at the beginning of The Quarry is Moonlight by Ariana Grande. You might have ...

That’s everything you need to know about what the opening song in The Quarry is. The Quarry features a number of other licensed songs to bring the game’s world to life. Wondering what the opening song is in The Quarry as Max and Laura drive down a long, winding road through the forest at night?

The Quarry features a cast of characters trying to survive a horrific encounter, and their success depends on your choices. Jacob is the stereotypical jock in a ...

Jacob tells Ryan there is a box on the wall that controls the cages, so Ryan needs to figure out how to get Jacob out without letting out werewolf Nick. There are several switches in the box, and pulling the wrong ones can have disastrous consequences. This will get him out safe and sound, and he will be free to leave the area through the caves. If you want to save him from himself, here is how to save Jacob in the Quarry. Jacob will have to stay in the electrified cage until Ryan and Laura show up. If you would like to know how to save Jacob in the Quarry, here are some tips for you to follow. While on the ground, take the opportunity to throw dirt in Bobby’s face to give Jacob the chance to get away.

Camp Lodge; Camp Cabins; Camp Store; Rocky Road; Shady Glade; Firepit; Island; Boathouse; Lake Septimus; Treehouse; Radio Hut; Pool House; Excavation Site ...

It is the main swimming facility for campers at the quarry. It holds a lot of storage items and other gear that is used by campers while at the quarry. It surrounds the Island and is also next to the Firepit and Boathouse. It is a dangerous lake that shouldn’t be swum in unless supervised by someone else. The camp cabins are where campers bunk together. The lodge serves as a sort of central hub in Hackett’s Quarry. However, there are still the traditional camp facilities available to explore throughout the game’s chapter list, like the cabins and main lodge.

Here is The Quarry timeline explained. This is when the game takes place, as well as information on whether or not it's an Until Dawn sequel.

Like Until Dawn, The Quarry is set during the present time of when the games were being developed. As for the game’s structure, it’s all chronological. The Quarry timeline can be a little confusing, especially for those who have played developer Supermassive Games’ previous title, Until Dawn. Some may even think that The Quarry is an Until Dawn sequel or prequel.

The Quarry is set to release on June 10th (tomorrow!), and Supermassive Games and 2K shared one last trailer during today's Summer Game Fest to get you ...

And if you prefer to watch rather than play, Movie Mode lets you enjoy The Quarry as a binge-worthy cinematic thriller. Place your faith in up to 7 friends in online play, where invited players watch along and vote on key decisions, creating a story shaped by the whole group! If you’re a Twin Peaks nerd like me, Grace Zabriskie’s presence here should both excite and terrify you.

Supermassive Games has given us another peep at The Quarry with a launch trailer at Summer Game Fest, showing off the game's cast of characters further.

Naturally, a character asks the stranger what he's on about before the launch trailer starts good and proper. "It's not a long wait though - online multiplayer will be added via an update by July 8. "We've made the difficult decision to delay the online multiplayer mode to deliver the best possible experience for you," director Will Byles said on Twitter at the time.

If you need the Bizarre yet Bonafide achievement/trophy in The Quarry, the latest game from Supermassive Games, then look no further.

From there she will find a Bizarre yet Bonafide podcast that discusses Hackett’s Quarry. If you listen to the podcast, not only do you get a clue for your troubles but the Bizarre yet Bonafide achievement/trophy should now also pop. At this point, you can start gathering information to get the Bizarre yet Bonafide achievement in The Quarry. Open it and you should be able to deduce the year Travis was born. You will now relive what happened to Laura and Max over the past two months since the events of the Prologue chapter. In order to obtain this achievement, you need to do a few specific things, in quite a small window of the story, and so it is easily missed. We’ve pulled together all the steps that you need to do so that you can nab this trophy easily.

If you're looking to keep everyone alive in The Quarry and nab the Rough Night achievement, then look no further than our handy guide.

You will undo the remaining infections – most notably Nick’s – and now all the nine counselors are alive and uninfected when the sun rises. This will keep him alive for the remainder of the night Once you are on the trail of Silas, Ryan will offer Laura the vial of werewolf blood that he found when rescuing Nick from Bobby earlier in the night. When things are kicking off after Laura has turned, you will have the opportunity as Ryan to shoot Chris Hackett. You need to do this to save everyone else long enough to progress the story. You want to pick two switches that add up to the cage number you are wanting to unlock. Jump in the lake to try and retrieve the rotor arm. Doing so will mean you can find them again later in the story and use them to escape capture. Be sure to hide the syringe behind the brick in your cell that you freed earlier in the chapter. When Ryan and Laura have found Jacob in a cell, under the Hackett House, there are a couple of interrupts that need your attention. This is the first thing you’ll need to do in The Quarry to keep everyone alive. Then when you’re inside, be sure to find the abandoned toy, and take it with you. Either way, see below to find out how to keep everyone alive in The Quarry and bag the Rough Night achievement.

The Quarry, as a narrative-focused horror game where your choices matter, is all about wanting to discover what kind of ending you might get. But, there are ...

And, then the newspaper article on the paper can change depending on how many people have survived and how much evidence you have collected. The majority of this ending revolves around finding all the evidence locations in the game. The individual deaths can be different depending on who kills who and how they died, leading to numerous different permutations of who collectively survives or dies. Here the two hosts of the Bizarre Yet Bonafide podcast run through a newspaper article and the stories they have heard about the Hackett’s Quarry fire from six years ago. Below, you can find the overview of the two The Quarry endings and how your choices can affect these. During this scene, the game will roll through all the characters in the game, from playable to non-playable.

The new horror video game The Quarry features stars such as Modern Family's Ariel Winter and Scream's David Arquette, and it deserves a lot of love from ...

If even that is too random for those who wish to factor in predetermined fates, there’s an option where all the characters survive, and an option where they all bite the bullet by the end. As a game that already isn’t overwhelmingly interactive in the first place, with only sporadic exploration accompanying the plethora of dialogue and behavior choices, The Quarry knows that might still be too intense for certain people who just want to check out the game for its story merits. With a general lack of cellphones and other digital devices, the game feels as if it was taken right out of the 1980s, and it plays into that vibe while also subverting certain stereotypes. Had this been a straightforward video game review, I might have felt the need to talk about some of the game’s wonkier moments involving dialogue hiccups and erratic facial animation. Not every character stands equal from a quality or likeability perspective — with Laura, Kaitlyn, and Ryan standing out as my personal favorites — but it’s not due to a lack of effort from the actors themselves. When I was a kid, I distinctly remember setting up Coach Mode in NES’ Tecmo Bowl to mirror whatever applicable NFL games were set for that week, and just watching the computer play itself. At this point in their respective careers, fans have a general idea of what to expect from each of them, and there are no disappointments across the board. As the spiritual successor to Until Dawn, The Quarry definitely wears its affinity for the entirety of the horror genre on its blood-speckled sleeves, meaning players can expect to see a range of influences on display throughout the story. Let’s lay out the rest of the talented ensemble below, though without any character information as not to spoil anything on that front. But more on that below, as we take a spoiler-free dive into why The Quarry is as good as it gets for horror movie fanatics. The company’s summer camp frightfest The Quarry has arrived, and not only is it a total blast, but it’s as close as you’ll get to actually playing a horror movie, with a star-studded mo-capped voice cast (including Modern Family vet Ariel Winter, Scream’s David Arquette, and Prodigal Son vet Halston Sage. While many horror projects live or die by the quality of their effects and other aesthetics, a terrible cast delivering terrible lines can ruin anyone’s else’s best efforts.

Ah, The Quarry's best ending. The one where all the teens don't die. You want it, we've got it. Keeping everyone alive in The Quarry is challenging, ...

Max will always be a werewolf, will almost-always get cured, and will always die if he heads across the water. Those are the key decisions – much easier to keep everyone alive than you might have thought, isn’t it? On the upside, you can kill Jacob with a gun, which you might really want to by this point. Use loud sounds to distract the werewolf. Still, for the main squad of nine, there are a number of ways to get them to the end alive, well, and ready to make their case to the police that no, officer, honest, there were monsters. Even though the game presents them alongside the teens in the closing crawl of who lived and died, some are inevitable for the plot to move forward. Keeping Emma up is mostly in QTEs, but also grabbing the right items. Be nice to him as much as possible, if you really want. Just don’t leave the island. The one where all the teens don’t die. Keeping everyone alive in The Quarry is challenging, though there are a few different routes to take. Naturally, what follows will include giga-spoilers for The Quarry, from start to finish.

The Quarry tasks the player with guiding a group of unlucky teens through the most horrific night of their lives. Max, along with his girlfriend Laura, arrive ...

First of all, Max obviously survives the events of the prologue. Still, here is what you need to do to make sure Max sees the morning. For the most part, so long as you make the decisions we suggest and pass most of the skill checks in the game, things should turn out okay. You might be wondering how to save Max in The Quarry, despite his affliction. Max, along with his girlfriend Laura, arrive early and are the first to face the nightmares of Hackett’s Quarry. Here is everything you need to know to save Max in The Quarry. Also, it is important to note that there are many variables to this game, and short of a step-by-step guide to exactly how to play the game, we cannot guarantee things will turn out perfectly for you.

The video game combines couch co-op bonding with the joy of watching horror films with friends.

Mr. H drives off in a fury, screaming at them to stay inside; instead, naturally, they decide to knick his beer and have a party. A crash, an ear-whispering ghost, and a creepy cop ensure they aren't going to make it. Unfortunately, the group's van has broken down, and they'll have to stay another night.

If you're wondering why Bobby the local shoots his finger off after Nick bites it in The Quarry, we've got everything you need to know here.

Having this valuable piece of information may allow you to keep some of the counselors alive. His fast actions allow him to survive, albeit a little maimed from the bite from Nick. While Abi can avoid being attacked, Nick isn’t so lucky, and is mauled by the monster.

Call 91 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNDn8OhUMuI The Quarry, the highly anticipated successor to Until Dawn, is fin...

Today, 2K and Supermassive Games announced that The Quarry, an all-new teen-horror narrative game from Supermassive Games and the award-winning team behind ...

- Horror History Visual Filter Pack. Tailor the aesthetic of The Quarry to your liking by choosing from three cinematic visual filters, each replicating a different era and style of iconic horror filmmaking! S, The Quarry is available for $69.99** in both physical and digital formats and will be optimized for next-generation consoles. Both versions of the game are entitled to the same Xbox network account or PlayStation™Network account they were purchased on. Get instant access to Death Rewind, a retry mechanic that normally unlocks after your first completion of The Quarry. Start the story with three opportunities to reverse a playable character's death, giving you a chance to alter fate and save them in the process. S. It includes the full game***, Gorefest Movie Mode option, instant access to the Death Rewind system, Horror History Visual Filter Pack, and '80s-themed character outfits (automatically delivered in-game on or by July 8, 2022). Details include: In addition to today's launch of The Quarry, a free playable trial of the game is now available across all platforms. The Quarry: Standard Edition is available for $59.99** in both physical and digital formats for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and digitally on Windows PC via Steam. It includes the full game. Select how you want the story to unfold, kick back, and munch on some popcorn in between all the screams! And if you prefer to watch rather than play, Movie Mode lets you enjoy The Quarry as a binge-worthy cinematic thriller. Will you investigate the screams echoing from within the forest? S, Xbox One, and Windows PC via Steam. View the official launch trailer here. Any character can be the star of the show - or die before daylight comes.

Chris – David Arquette; Laura – Siobhan Williams; Max – Skyler Gisondo; Travis – Ted Raimi; Emma – Halston Sage; Ryan – Justice Smith; Kaitlyn – Brenda Song ...

We also don’t know much about Constance, played by Lin Shaye, as the official website only hints that “they can’t wait to meet you…”. Lin has been acting since the 1970s, including in horror films as her best-known role is Elise Rainier in the Insidious series. Miles is no stranger to horror films, appearing in 2018’s Halloween alongside Jamie Lee Curtis. He’s also Jackson Van De Kamp in The X-Files reboot. Despite often doodling in her sketchbook, she is desperate for romance before the end of summer. Kaitlyn is perhaps one of the more confident members of the counsellor team, although she’s not afraid to stir up trouble now and then. Although he has trouble letting people see his more vulnerable side, Nick is a bit of a teen heartthrob. Emma is played by Halston Sage, who some may know as Lacey from Paper Towns, Taylor in Goosebumps, and Dazzler in X-Men: Dark Phoenix. Justice Smith plays Ryan, another one of the counsellors. Skyler Gisondo is Laura’s boyfriend Max, who is a bit of a slacker with little ambition. However, her most prominent role to date is as Elsa in Welcome to Marwen alongside Steve Carell and Gwendoline Christie. In TV comedies such as My Name is Earl and Friends, he also features in one-off roles. With 16 characters in The Quarry, that means each player has to take on multiple roles at a time. What to know who The Quarry cast and characters are?

That's also true of the five unique posters GamesRadar+ is able to give away to one lucky winner. 2K Games and Posterspy teamed up to commission five artists to ...

We really wanted to push down that route of: actually, it wasn't about them being bad, but we wanted to push the player down the route of suspicion and mistrust. The Hills Have Eyes is another version of this, but the Deliverance comparison to The Quarry is the closest, because in this the folk in question aren't freaks, they're just people with their own ruleset. The Evil Dead was very much a part of our thinking, and you'll see that there's a bunch of POV shots in the game that we pretty much stole to get that same sort of feel [laughs]." "There's two films that I'm trying to choose between [for the last one]. There's Deliverance and then there's Southern Comfort, which is a cracking film, but I think it has to be Deliverance. The feeling films like these capture so well is something like: there's a bunch of people up here, and they've got their own rule-set. And there's this contemporary feel with the modern teenagers, the dialogue, the relationships, and all that sort of stuff. And there's also very much a 50s feel to the Hackett's Quarry setting side to the game. So you're really still talking about this story of discovery; it's still a Who Done It of sorts, more than the standard horror which it is now." We've got a very kickass music track going all the way through The Quarry, and that was very much taken from the idea of An American Werewolf. It just has some fantastic music tracks – Bad Moon Rising, and all of that good stuff. It was considered a huge mistake, but it was really impactful on the audience." "To be really honest, a lot of what we do goes right back to Psycho. When Alfred Hitchcock gets Janet Lee killed right near the beginning of the film – no one believed you could do that with a star! "So we really pushed The Quarry down those avenues – the summer camp, let's make it on a lake. And it wasn't that we stole specific ideas, it was just that you can't go back to before Scream. You can't make horror films from before Scream because all of that stuff is now out in the open.