The Quarry

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Super! Immer wieder was neues entdeckt.

Es increible el juego, jueguenlo

[h1] Dans l'obscurité, une lueur. Mais pas celle de l'intelligence. [/h1] Je suis tiraillé par ce jeu, à commencer par l'histoire et les personnages. D'un côté, j'ai envie de bien faire, de tenter de prendre les meilleurs choix possibles, de réussir tous les QTE (plutôt laxistes d'ailleurs) afin peut-être de sauver tout le monde et d'avoir la meilleure fin (je ne suis qu'au chapitre 3). De l'autre côté, il suffit que les personnages ouvrent la bouche plus de deux secondes et là : bim ! J'ai envie de tout rater exprès, de faire les choix les plus insensés et dangereux ; je veux qu'il leur arrive des bricoles ici et maintenant non parce que vraiment, ils sont insupportables ! Le jeu a beau être très (trop !) sombre, on ne voit qu'eux tant ils brillent par leur stupidité et leurs paroles insipides. Vraiment, je ne sais pas comment l'histoire va finir, mais pour le moment, je suis du côté des méchants. Mais bon, ils sont attachants quelque part, on a un peu de peine pour ces débilos et bien que l'histoire soit tout sauf originale, j'ai bien envie d'aller jusqu'au bout et je me vois déjà faire plusieurs parties différentes. Ça ne m'empêchera pas de soupirer toutes les 5 min mais, je dois avouer, je m'amuse bien. En revanche, attention : le jeu est étonnamment très gourmand alors que (1) c'est pas si beau et (2) on est essentiellement sur des cinématiques. À prendre les yeux fermés, le cerveau rangé dans la table basse, mais en solde à -90 % uniquement.

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The Quarry Review - Cabin Fever Done Right Rating: 8.5 out of 10 The Quarry is an interactive horror adventure that plays like a playable slasher movie. You control a group of hornball teenage camp counselors whose final night at a secluded summer camp goes spectacularly off the rails, making life or death decisions that determine who survives, who becomes monster bait, and who really should've listened to their gut. Instead of traditional combat, the game leans into exploration, dialogue choices, QTE, and a branching story where even innocent decisions can snowball into complete disaster. If you've ever watched a horror movie yelling, "Don't split up!" or "Why would you go into the creepy basement?" The Quarry finally hands you the controller and then politely gives you 2 bad choices to pick from Campfire Stories Worth Telling + The presentation is genuinely impressive. Character models, environments, lighting, and cinematics often look so realistic that my wife walked in and thought I was watching Netflix instead of gaming. The facial animations occasionally wander into deadeyes, but it's still one of Supermassive's best looking games. + Excellent voice acting sells the experience. The cast delivers convincing performances throughout, helping even the campiest moments land better than they otherwise would. + The mystery keeps you hooked. Between creepy hunters, unsettling locations, strange clues, and the constant feeling that something isn't quite right, the game does a great job building suspense without showing its hand. + The pacing dramatically improves. The opening chapters take their time, but once the story hits its stride around Chapters 3 and 4, the tension ramps up and rarely lets go. + Atmosphere is where The Quarry shines. Jump scares, eerie environments, unsettling music, and one particularly creepy fortune teller all combine to create a consistently tense horror experience. + Choices actually matter. Unlike many narrative games where decisions simply reshuffle dialogue, The Quarry makes your choices feel meaningful. Characters can live or die, relationships change, and events play out from different perspectives, making your decisions feel like they have real consequences. + Replayability is surprisingly strong. With a huge number of possible character outcomes and branching scenarios, there's plenty of incentive to revisit the story and see how different choices reshape the experience. Lost in the Woods - The opening is painfully slow. After an effective prologue, the game spends a little too long introducing everyone before the real horror begins. It eventually pays off, but getting there requires some patience. - Teenage drama won't click with everyone. Since The Quarry fully embraces its slasher movie roots, there's plenty of flirting, awkward romance, and teenage angst. As a grown adult man, I found myself checking out during some of those conversations, eager for the next creepy discovery instead. - Jacob is... Jacob. Every horror movie needs someone whose decision making skills should be studied by scientists and therapists. Congratulations, Jacob. One More Night Around the Fire +/- It's unmistakably a Supermassive game. If you've played Until Dawn or The Dark Pictures Anthology, you'll recognize the formula immediately, for better and for worse. The cinematic storytelling and branching choices remain engaging, but don't expect the studio to suddenly reinvent its style. +/- The dialogue is intentionally hit or miss. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's surprisingly heartfelt, and sometimes it's pure cringe worthy of a CW drama. Oddly enough, that inconsistency also makes the cast feel like actual teenagers, which fits the tone even when it makes you roll your eyes. Final Verdict The Quarry is exactly what I wanted: a creepy, story driven palate cleanser before diving into another 100 hour adventure RPG. Once it gets past its slow opening, the mystery, atmosphere, and choices create a horror adventure that's engaging. The presentation is excellent, the performances are intentional, and the branching story gives your decisions more weight than many games in the genre. It doesn't completely escape the usual Supermassive formula, and the teenage melodrama won't resonate with everyone, but the suspense, replayability, and payoff more than make up for it. I don't often replay narrative games, yet The Quarry is one of the few that actually makes me curious enough to see how differently things could unfold.

Muy buen juego en cuanto a decisiones, si te equivocas en una, o tocas mal un botón se te puede morir un personaje en nada... en cuanto a los supervivientes la que mejor me cayó fue la china aunque se me murió en la primera partida, y en cuanto a todos en general son bastante pelotudos, ciegos y sordos o que fingen demencia cuando tienen el peligro en sus caras, hay momentos en los que queres que se mueran todos la verdad jaja

НУ ПРОСТО ТОП!!! The Quarry: Кооператив, где ты зритель, а твой друг- ГЛАВНЫЙ, БЛ*ТЬ, ГЕРОЙ!!!! решили мы значит пройти лучшую, на мой взгляд, часть и просто охерели)))). Думали будет круто: я герой, мой парень - герой, вместе спасаем подростков от лесных страшилок. ага, как же))) кооператив тут- это когда один создал игру и играет, а второй закинул ноги на стол и сидит смотрит, иногда делая выбор в диалогах (выбор кстати ни разу не прокнул) ура, я вижу как он обосрался с QTE, и теперь персонаж лежит в луже крови. Спасибо за участие. Это лучшая часть, честно, но только для игры в одиночку

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La verdad, The Quarry me gustó bastante más de lo que esperaba. La historia engancha desde el inicio y hace que cada decisión importe, así que siempre estás pensando si acabas de salvar a alguien... o de que se vaya a la mierda. Visualmente está muy bien, los personajes se sienten bien hechos y la ambientación logra mantener el suspenso casi todo el juego. Además, tiene bastante rejugabilidad porque una sola partida no basta para ver todo. Mi primera partida fue un desastre. Solo sobrevivieron 3 personajes. Algunas muertes fueron porque estaba distraído y otras porque tomé decisiones malísimas. Bueno... una sí fue totalmente intencional porque la ex de Jacob me caía mal y decidí que no iba a llegar al final 💀. Terminé con 21 de los 40 logros, así que todavía me falta bastante por descubrir. En resumen, si te gustan los juegos donde tus decisiones cambian la historia y las películas de terror, este vale totalmente la pena.