History VideoGame / TheQuarry

** ''EverybodyLives'' version
** ''EverybodyDies'' version
** ''Director's Chair'' mode allows you to customize the behavior of each of the playable characters on 4 factors: How they react under pressure, how they approach conversations, how they cope in fight or flight situations, how attentive they are to the world around them.
** ''[[{{Gorn}} Gorefest]]'' mode

%%* DontGoIntoTheWoods: When they're forced to stay over night, the councilors are specifically told to stay inside and keep the doors and windows locked until sunrise. Naturally they don't listen and things quickly go to hell.

%%no citation* HuntingTheMostDangerousGame: One of the teens mentions a “most dangerous game-type situation” as one of the ways the night could go wrong.

* HuntingTheMostDangerousGame: One of the teens mentions a “most dangerous game-type situation” as one of the ways the night could go wrong.

%%Can this be cited in the trailer? * ForWantOfANail: The events of the game is kickstarted when the councilors have to spend an extra night at the camp as opposed to leaving the same day as the kids they were in charged of.

* ForWantOfANail: The events of the game is kickstarted when the councilors have to spend an extra night at the camp as opposed to leaving the same day as the kids they were in charged of.

* SpiritualSuccessor: The game is specifically stated to be this rather than a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/UntilDawn'', though its not clear whether if it's [[TheVerse part of a shared universe]].

* SpiritualSuccessor: The game is specifically stated to be this rather than a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/UntilDawn'', though its not clear if it's [[TheVerse part of a shared universe]].

The plot looks to be a call back to 1980s slasher pieces such as ''Film/SleepawayCamp'' and ''Film/FridayThe13th1980''. A group of camp councilors are left alone at camp after the kids have all gone home. Once night falls, however, their plans of drinking and sex take a back seat to unimaginable horror. Gameplay wise, the experience promises to be similar to ''VideoGame/UntilDawn'' - players will control each of the nine councilors and their decisions will shape how the plot unfolds.

* GenreThrowback: The trailer promises a slasher experience updated for the modern era. Isolated summer camp, horny teens left alone, and unseen evil waiting to strike.

* ActorAllusion: Creator/DavidArquette (first actor listed in the trailer) has had [[Film/{{Scream}} experience]] with slashers in the past.

* ActorAllusion: Creator/DavidArquette (first actor listed in the trailer) has had [[Franchise/{{Scream}} experience]] with slashers in the past.

* ShoutOut: One to ''Film/TheEvilDead'': a POV shot of… ''something'' moving through the woods at alarming speed, much as in the film.

* ShoutOut: One to ''Film/TheEvilDead'': a POV shot of… ''something'' moving through the woods at alarming speed, much as in the film.

-->''“Hello, my friend. Welcome to the show.”''

[[caption-width-right:350:“Hello, my friend. Welcome to the show.”]]

* ThePlace: The first shot of the trailer shows the camp’s name: Hackett’s Quarry.

* GenreThrowback: The trailer promises a slasher experience updated for the modern era.

* MotionCapture: As demonstrated in the trailer, we got impressive mo-cap animation bringing the characters to life.

* GenreThrowback: The trailer promises a slasher experience updated for the modern era.

'''Previews:''' [[https://youtu.be/Zh2K7SxRHmo Trailer One]]

The plot looks to be a call back to 1980s slasher pieces such as ''Film/SleepawayCamp'' and ''Film/FridayTheThirteenth''. A group of camp councilors are left alone at camp after the kids have all gone home. Once night falls, however, their plans of drinking and sex take a back seat to unimaginable horror. Gameplay wise, the experience promises to be similar to ''VideoGame/UntilDawn'' - players will control each of the nine councilors and their decisions will shape how the plot unfolds.