Following trademark applications that were spotted last month, Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology developer Supermassive Games has confirmed its next game will be The Quarry. This new IP is not related to the series the team is working on in partnership with Bandai Namco, which currently includes Man of Medan, Little Hope, and House of Ashes. Instead, this is something entirely different and will be published by 2K Games.
The Quarry will launch this summer, and you can check out a short teaser trailer below ahead of its full reveal tomorrow at 4pm GMT / 9am PT / 12pm ET. Platforms haven't been announced yet, but a PlayStation 5 release at least is likely. It is accompanied by the tagline: "What doesn't kill you will make you stronger." It's pitched as the studio's "all-new horror experience". Actor David Arquette, who most recently starred in this year's Scream, will play a role in the game.
We will, of course, bring you the full reveal here on the site along with any accompanying information relating to PS5, PS4 versions. What do you make of the teaser? Share your first impressions in the comments below.
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This looks like a return to the 80s teen slasher stuff of Until Dawn, which I felt the Dark Pictures Anthology wasn't really capturing as well.
I do like the new ones, but they haven't matched Until Dawn yet for me, so hopefully this comes closer.
@get2sammyb Absolutely this! Don't know if it's their shorter length,but really missed a full blown Until Dawn alike experience! (Heck,even Heavy Rain by Quantity Dreams had its moments back in the day until it's finale). Let's hope there's full on Butterfly effect consequences & love to hate characters or ones you think you'll dislike & end up rooting for to survive!!ππ
Give me all the horror!!!!
I just hope this is a single player title.
It is accompanied by the tagline: "What doesn't kill you will make you stronger."
Well now i have that Kelly Clarkson song stuck in my head, which i dont think is the tone they were going for
@get2sammyb
Totally in agreement there. I've got a bad feeling this will be a 4v1 Friday 13th/Dead By Daylight type thing though...
@get2sammyb Do the games get better than Man of Medan? I had to stop that one halfway through...
For a minute there I got Condemned: Criminal Origins vibe, but in Third Person...I wouldn't mind another condemned game..
Will definitely buy this. Iβve enjoyed everything theyβve done so far. Initial thought was it might be Werewolves, then Big foot, then Jason (F13th). But now Iβm not sure itβs any of those things.
@Athrum
House of Ashes is way better than Man of Medan. Little Hope, not so much.
I don't think dark pictures will feel like a complete game until they're all out
Hopefully not more live service trash
Sony should have snapped them up ages ago
Idk how this dev handles its workload and puts out quality stuff.
I like these games!
@Ken_Kaniff It probably isn't hard when you're releasing bit size games that clock in at 4hrs... With most of that being cutscenes.
Games like this you have to know to pump out consistently. If not, you're go under cause there no way just one of these game are covering development cost.
Sweet! My wife and I got the Platinum trophy for Until Dawn right when we got our PS5.
Single player campaign or no buy for me...hoping this is a competent successor to Until Dawn.
@get2sammyb The Dark Anthology was awful just because of the twists themselves. It did not help that the characters were unlikeable along with the downgraded facial animations.
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