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Ive stopped at 30mins after cop shot them, i don't want to watch more as i don't want to spoil it. I like the game, is it out soon? Thanks for the preview. This games really reminds me of choose your own adventure books I loved as a kid and Hugo's House of Horrors, great retro game I played growing up.
I JUST realized in The Quarry, the humans heal if they aren't killed and become werewolves themselves, gaining super strength and speed. So the "What doesn't kill you will make you stronger" thing is a huge indicator for that. I may be looking too deep into things but I think that makes sense
00:00-31:23 Prologue 31:23-1:15:04 Chapter 1: Hackett's Quarry Forever! 1:15:04-2:17:09 Chapter 2: Truth Or Dare 2:17:09-2:49:20 Chapter 3: Trouble In Paradise 2:49:20-3:19:58 Chapter 4: Don't Panic 3:19:58-3:48:45 Chapter 5: White Noise 3:48:45-4:16:51 Chapter 6: Prayers By Night 4:16:51-5:28:37 Chapter 7: The Past Behind Us 5:26:37-6:00:53 Chapter 8: The Belly Of The Beast 6:00:53-6:51:37 Chapter 9: The Matriarch 6:51:37- 7:21:05 Chapter 10: Bricks and Mortar Hope this helps!
Thanks, and Goodbye But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted. -Exodus 8:15 The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life. So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?” Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water. However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion. Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.” Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens. Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs. In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died” (verses 12-13) The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted” (verse 15) In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise. This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!” A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery. In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
Thanks, and Goodbye But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted. -Exodus 8:15 The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life. So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?” Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water. However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion. Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.” Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens. Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs. In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died” (verses 12-13) The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted” (verse 15) In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise. This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!” A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery. In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
I don't know about that one, surely those creatures would lurk outside the cabin and gun shots would be heard. Or the creatures themselves would mess with them, they would freak, someone would run out to call for help.....etc.
I love the Hackett family lol. Chris :“You shot me?!?! I’m telling Mom.” Bobby:“You stabbed me?” “I ain’t ever been stabbed before” “Ow, it hurts. DAD!”
It was a blast to work on the game, for sure a highlight of my career. Congrats to all the teams involved. Special thanks to everyone on my facial integration team at DD - at 7:27:11 !
The fact that she decided hey someone’s trapped let’s help instead of worrying about what tf was being trapped is crazy. She really just went all the way down there 😂😂 and I’m only seeing the begging rn
well, yeah, laura hasn’t seen any supernatural shit yet, so her brain’s not immediately going to jump to “WEREWOLF!!!”. she probably thought mr. hackett was stuck or injured in some way-he’s kind of an old guy.
@@sergeantD14 first of all, *would have. second of all, laura’s never met mr. hackett before, and he’s an older man-if he was hard of hearing, he might’ve simply not heard her, or he could be afraid of her because she’s a stranger on his property in the middle of the night; it’s not like she introduced herself while looking through the crack in the cellar door. it’s *unlikely*, given that he’s maybe in his 50s or 60s-not exactly elderly, and so not likely to be losing his hearing due to old age-but it’s more reasonable than immediately jumping to “THAT MAN IS SOME SORT OF SUPERNATURAL CREATURE!!!”.
What makes the story great is that Jacob was the one that started all of this, and he was the only one from their friend group to die. I wonder how everyone felt from this loss.
I'm not sad that he's the one to go; like you said it was all caused by him in the first place bc he couldn't accept the break up lol. Jacob and Nick were my least favorites. Both way too clingy
1. Every counselor could of easily fit into Chris's SUV so he could of got them to safety. Also Jacob could of easily threw the piece back into the van once shit got serious and got everyone home
That and the girl who Jacob talked to before tampering with the car in one of the choices would have realize what had happened and told on Jacob. Why didn't she put two and two together??
@@Rin-gb8ho My gf is newly vegetarian ,or whatever it's called, and made me eat her food for a week. Bro, I kid you not, I was eating seeds the whole week! Seeds bruh! Like Im some kind of bird or some shit.
I couldn't sleep last night and pretty much watched this entire video straight through as a result. I really enjoyed this playthrough & you have great gaming skills! No unnecessary slowness or confusion, great aim, & opened everything written so that they were readable. Great work!
Thanks, and Goodbye But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted. -Exodus 8:15 The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life. So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?” Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water. However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion. Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.” Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens. Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs. In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died” (verses 12-13) The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted” (verse 15) In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise. This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!” A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery. In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
Guy has enough room to take everyone out of camp that evening in his vehicle after being so concerned over the possibility of staying an extra night, leaves them alone for the night and takes the only working vehicle instead.. and so it begins.
@@kittylover62 Uh no, that's what makes a boring generic horror story. You just repeat the same stupid formula and everyone likes it because people don't care about plot quality and originality.
@@The_Moving_finger_writes So hopefully always Games Have Different Genre have Varian Available because I don't games so much Blood and Gore Hopefully have Available Mild to be Heavy
Thanks, and Goodbye But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted. -Exodus 8:15 The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life. So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?” Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water. However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion. Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.” Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens. Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs. In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died” (verses 12-13) The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted” (verse 15) In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise. This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!” A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery. In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
Honestly never really been into anything horror, let alone a cinematic horror game, but I just finished the whole video and I gotta say, I'd genuinely play this game, this looked pretty interesting to me. I was making my own decisions as you went and ours lined up like 90% of the time so that was neat too.
I find it funny when Kaitlyn and Dylan return to the Cabin to wait for the Attack, and Dylan just stops existing the moment they start running from the monster. And after Kaitlyn's QTE are done Dylan pops in from nowhere completely unharmed by the monster, like it was a bit too glaring they had to budget cut the cutscenes for the part to exclude Dylan no matter his previous outcomes.
The Bizarre Yet Bonafide podcast they put out for the game is so fun. Really short and sweet companion piece to the game and a great listen featuring Murph and Emily from NADDPOD
Thanks, and Goodbye But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted. -Exodus 8:15 The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life. So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?” Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water. However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion. Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.” Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens. Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs. In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died” (verses 12-13) The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted” (verse 15) In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise. This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!” A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery. In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
Travis, the cop, is played by Ted Raimi, brother of the Evil Dead's director Sam Raimi, so the references def make sense. tho i didn't even think about it til i saw this comment, so good catch on that one!
@@silhouby Of course! I can't be an enormous horror fan without loving the Evil Dead franchise! This game reminds me so much of Army of Darkness, Howl, and Wrong Turn that it feels like its own special brand of horror movie, which make s be dissappointed that all we have to go with as far as good horror movies these days goes back to the older werewolf movies like The Howling and the American Werewolf movies. But Hackets are absolutely terrifying!
I appreciate the effort. But it's not really a game. It's more so a movie. I clicked through the video at least 30 times and it's all cutscenes. It's a good movie for sure but it's not really a game.
That's an impression of the voice of Rod Serling, who created and narrated "The Twilight Zone". Funny thing is the impressionist, Mark Silverman, actually helped recreate Rod Serling for some other "Twilight Zone" related projects. He provided the voice over for Disney's "Twilight Zone"-themed ride, Tower of Terror, and he was featured in Jordan Peele's 2019 revival of the actual series.
@@pete-ph5xc these are all Hollywood actors and actress’s guys Pls don’t tell me that you don’t recognize Justice smith, Brenda song or halston’s voice
Thanks, and Goodbye. But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted. -Exodus 8:15 The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life. So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?” Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water. However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion. Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.” Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens. Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs. In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died” (verses 12-13) The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted” (verse 15) In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise. This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!” A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery. In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
The choice of game for this longplay is excellent. It's clear that the player has a deep understanding and appreciation for the game, and their passion shines through in every moment. It's a joy to witness their genuine excitement and love for the game unfold throughout the video.
MKICEANDFIRE, UR THE GOAT.. I LEGIT HEARD ABOUT THIS QUARRY JUST SO RECENTLY AND YOU'VE NOW COMPLETED THE GAME AS EARLY AS EVERYONE... dude ur the best, been watching for years now..
Am I the only person who thinks Emma is the least likable character? Jake was a close second. I kinda felt bad for the guy but there were times it wasn’t exactly easy. The Hacket mother really ticked me off with how she treated Travis. I feel like she definitely deserved to lose her dome
This is another problem with this "game": most of the characters aren't likable in the slightest, therefore, when I'm experiencing this "game", I honestly want everyone to just fucking die, so the horror aspect of it is completely gone. I do not care if a character dies when I hate the fucking character, why is it so hard for writers to understand this, like, what the fuck.
@@IBM-5100 It's old 80's slasher tropes. Part of why I'm not into the slasher genre, it's not really scary it's just spectacle. I was surprised they took the time to humanize all the final characters in House of Ashes, probably to stave off assumptions the devs were trying to make a political statement. The idea is to soften the blow of characters dying--it's how so many people are able to enjoy the killer as a character/icon. Again, I'm not someone into slashers but that's the logic. As long as it's cool and the characters they kill are kinda shitty, people can like them and not feel bad. The good-end goal is for everyone to live but if you flub and let them die they still want it to be fun and not feel too punishing, which is easier with asshole character. If you remember with Until Dawn, a lot of people were pissed about how easy it was to get Matt and Chris killed, because they were some of the only characters who didn't seem to naturally gravitate toward being an asshole, inciting incident excluded. I remember kind of hating everyone in Little Hope, too and a few of the main characters in Until Dawn were AWFUL. It's scary if you give a shit about the acheevo/human life but if you want to run through the story clowning it you can still have fun without feeling like too much of a sociopath. Sorry for long comment, I've had a long, weird relationship with this series and how it's evolved.
I have to say supermassive has definitely mastered creating masterful horror genres, heck i wouldn’t be surprised if their dark anthology series gets a TV production
Thank you! I still support my fav gamer channels but I had to give you a like and subscribe for coming in clutch with the full game. That cliffhanger shit be Killin me sometimes! 😭
No but I actually grew fond of Sam, Mike and even Josh. While on the other hand I couldn't find anyone here who was the least bit likeable, maybe Travis...?
Gotta say I was hesitant at first. Typical American Teenager-Horror movie beginning, BUT I was pleasantly surprised with: - A complex story that developed its depth along the way and stayed interesting. - A nice amount of characters (not too many to be confusing, not too few to be boring) - All main characters and major side characters were decently fleshed out in behaviour, dialogue as well as the options to chose from. There were so many moments where I was sitting kinda baffled at how fitting and good the dialogue was (especially the humor that fit the situation without taking away from the brutal tonality) Overall great game and great playthrough! Thank you so much!
This and house of ashes are a return for these guys to really good interpersonal dialogue which is the strength of their studio. The banter was great in this one.
@@ktggoku2001 nah but I feel like it takes to long for him to get likes because after like 3 months he’ll only have 3k likes or somethin and considering the stuff he does I feel like he deserves more.
@@precessionoftheequinoxes3224 compared to other big gameplay channel like Hollow and Brad, yeah, i think he's pretty underrated. Man does amazing job at gaming than them imo, so he deserves more subs and likes
The environment of this game is really beautiful but the character's modeling is really stiff and kind of unsettling. That being said, the storywrite is good. The gameplay leaves some things to be desired as sometimes you can hear dialogue being echoed back and sometimes there's no audio in between dialog and story cinematic moments. Seems like an interesting game overall.
I can always trust this channel for quality non-commentary vids! Haven't watched for a bit 'till now but I'm really glad to see you're still at it :) Keep on keeping on!
@@jirikurto3859 I’m grateful for your kind sentiments. However, I do not. I’m an individual who insist on being covert and inconspicuous. Also, here’s a statement I must convey. Every human inhabitant of this earth is intelligent in their own unique state. There are various forms of intelligence. Each individual possesses a trait that the other doesn’t. You’re “smart” and “articulate” as well, lad. I’m certain you have knowledge of a particular concept, that I do not. We’ll all magnetically cling to progression.
Man, when I first played this game, I did not understand what was happening, game design wise, and I HATED it... but after playing with it a little more, it really grew on me and I grew to REALLY like this game a lot! Interactive Stories are pretty cool!
Honestly while the entire game was pretty solid I was a bit disappointed with how the ending played out. I was expecting a big final showdown between Laura, Travis, and Ryan vs Silas with a bunch of qte's and stuff. Didn't think it would take just running him over and one shot to kill him. Like isn't he supposed to be the strongest werewolf still alive? I was just left wanting more I guess. The rest of the game was good and had some funny moments and some genuinely terrifying moments. The werewolves were definitely the best parts and I loved how they looked. I also like you're led to believe that Emma is the typical mean girl but it turns out she was trying to get Nick and Abi to confess their feelings albeit in her own way. We also see that she wasn't just being mean when she broke up with Jacob. The dude literally sabotaged the car to have one last chance with her.
The dialogue with the black kid at times seems so inappropriate like he just took his friends hand off with a chainsaw and now he's back to stoner banter
@@TwistedFireX I don't understand why you'd think that? Not a bot, just excited for a game that doesn't have the most awkward dialogue system. It actually sounds like a group of gen Z kids the way they speak.
Okay and how about starting at 2:53:45?!! Jacob pops up covered in blood from the hillbilly guy encounter, tells THE WHOLE STORY without the CRAZIEST PART WHERE HE GOT SMEARED WITH BLOOD?! So Ryan is forced to ask wtf is up with the "strawberry jelly". To which Jacob responds: "PRETTY SURE ITS BLOOD BUT ITS TOO LONG OF A STORY TO TELL" MY BROTHER IN CHRIST YOU JUST TOLD THE WHOLE STORY WHAT DO U MEAN. This has to be the CLUNKIEST, MOST UNREALISTIC WAY OF CASTING SUSPICION ON SOMEONE.
Thank god we see the whole game from start to finish we don’t have to wait for episodes like other UA-camrs plus i love how this game based on Upstate NY I live here
i dont get why the hunters come off as being mean and killers instead of them simply telling the counselors that they’re trying to help that irks me so much
I enjoy interaction games where the ending has many different endings depending of the choices the player makes but what bugs me about this game is it drags along in spots that seem to take forever. I couldn't watch a seven hour movie where characters are having conversations over and over about non suspenseful boring stuff. I understand it's character building but it doesn't have to take forever to build a character, if it's too short the audience won't care about the character, if it's too long I tend to stop caring about the character because I get annoyed due to too much building of the character. IMO there is a sweet spot in character building that's right in the middle of too short and too long
On July 12th there was a full moon (the day max became a werewold at the prison). What did Chris do during that time? didn't he become a werewolf? Didn't the hunters show up? I assume they were still on the camp since it started on june 25-26. Laura said they they were going on the camp one night earlier and the next day were they wake up in prison is probably the day the camp started ( june 25). I cant wrap my head around this.
I like this game but I find it so ridiculous that they keep calling the demon spawn an "animal" or "bear" even though a few of them have already seen wtf it is, something clearly unnatural. Also some other dumb moments that contrast that at 3:42:20 where somehow the only solution is cutting off your hand (which is a life changing event btw) is apparently the only solution and a quick decision made, yet they're just "animals". It's just bad writing, what else can I say without going on a tangent.
Just finished watching and I couldn't find anyone who was the least bit likeable. Well maybe Travis...? I think Travis would be my favorite character, it's easier to empathize with him because of all the family crap he has to deal with
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Bruh when we will you Play modern warfare 2 plz reply
Bro I can’t wait for you to play mw2 looking forward to it
ALL of the good feels!
bro your my number one no commentary gamer TY'r
and i love it
thanks again
Ive stopped at 30mins after cop shot them, i don't want to watch more as i don't want to spoil it. I like the game, is it out soon? Thanks for the preview. This games really reminds me of choose your own adventure books I loved as a kid and Hugo's House of Horrors, great retro game I played growing up.
Man's just drop 7 hour gameplay, let me prepare a snack, dinner and breakfast
XD fr
Game is not that good for that
LOL
heheh
Omg for real!!! Because I don’t plan on buying the game for awhile
I JUST realized in The Quarry, the humans heal if they aren't killed and become werewolves themselves, gaining super strength and speed. So the "What doesn't kill you will make you stronger" thing is a huge indicator for that. I may be looking too deep into things but I think that makes sense
That’s smart asf
Oh wow.. I never thought about that
Thats brilliant
Nice thought
I think you're right the infection seems to heal any injuries the infected person has as it takes hold.
The ideal story mode game UA-cam channel. Doesn’t mess up, no meaningless dialog, and uploads FAST.
Definitely fumbled bc why didn’t Ryan kiss the person that had actual interest in him. These hetero choices not making sense
@@melanatedboi15 lmao right?
Didn't...Didn't Jacob die?
Mess up a bit - who thinks it is better to pull your leg out of a bear trap?!
@@melanatedboi15 exactly my point
00:00-31:23 Prologue
31:23-1:15:04 Chapter 1: Hackett's Quarry Forever!
1:15:04-2:17:09 Chapter 2: Truth Or Dare
2:17:09-2:49:20 Chapter 3: Trouble In Paradise
2:49:20-3:19:58 Chapter 4: Don't Panic
3:19:58-3:48:45 Chapter 5: White Noise
3:48:45-4:16:51 Chapter 6: Prayers By Night
4:16:51-5:28:37 Chapter 7: The Past Behind Us
5:26:37-6:00:53 Chapter 8: The Belly Of The Beast
6:00:53-6:51:37 Chapter 9: The Matriarch
6:51:37- 7:21:05 Chapter 10: Bricks and Mortar
Hope this helps!
Thanks, and Goodbye
But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted.
-Exodus 8:15
The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life.
So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?”
Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water.
However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion.
Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.”
Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens.
Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs.
In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died”
(verses 12-13)
The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted”
(verse 15)
In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise.
This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!”
A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery.
In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
😊😊
Chapter 8 is 5:26:37
Your a saint thanks
@@toujerxiong3729 You're right! I'm sorry about that.
No commentary playthroughs for games like these, is like watching a nice long very involved movie :) thanks for uploading
☝️ I agree I love these❤
Thanks, and Goodbye
But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted.
-Exodus 8:15
The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life.
So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?”
Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water.
However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion.
Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.”
Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens.
Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs.
In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died”
(verses 12-13)
The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted”
(verse 15)
In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise.
This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!”
A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery.
In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
Alternate Ending
Mr. H: "Stay inside!"
Kids: "Okay!"
Game Over
That may be true but.... Laura would have still came along and probably spurred a lot of shit into motion anyway
8 hours of watching them sit inside a room LoL.
@@infinitesimotel Would be a romance game. Oh, it's already a romance game? Oops.
I don't know about that one, surely those creatures would lurk outside the cabin and gun shots would be heard. Or the creatures themselves would mess with them, they would freak, someone would run out to call for help.....etc.
1:30:21
I love the Hackett family lol.
Chris :“You shot me?!?! I’m telling Mom.”
Bobby:“You stabbed me?”
“I ain’t ever been stabbed before”
“Ow, it hurts. DAD!”
Home educated boys 🤣
If anyone's curious it's 6:23:25 for Bobby
I lost it when Travis said that he was lucky he didn't shoot him with silver 😂😂
@@johanesyongky3373 I hate that word.
I was laughing my ass off when I heard Bobby said that lol
It was a blast to work on the game, for sure a highlight of my career. Congrats to all the teams involved. Special thanks to everyone on my facial integration team at DD - at 7:27:11 !
Kudos men
Its like the Walking dead
Your funny the game fuckin sucks. Only good for 1 playthrew. You play that game 3 times you'll never play it again
Who tf made the script cuz the conversation at the start was cringe
@@Cutiepie0111 agreed and it seems like they just used the first take for every bit. in every regard NOT worth aaa game pricing
This felt like a movie without the commentary and I loved it.
The fact that she decided hey someone’s trapped let’s help instead of worrying about what tf was being trapped is crazy. She really just went all the way down there 😂😂 and I’m only seeing the begging rn
well, yeah, laura hasn’t seen any supernatural shit yet, so her brain’s not immediately going to jump to “WEREWOLF!!!”. she probably thought mr. hackett was stuck or injured in some way-he’s kind of an old guy.
insert your typical stupid woman behavior
@@distraughtlesbian use your common sense he would of heard them speaking to him and also why would he run away .
@@sergeantD14 first of all, *would have. second of all, laura’s never met mr. hackett before, and he’s an older man-if he was hard of hearing, he might’ve simply not heard her, or he could be afraid of her because she’s a stranger on his property in the middle of the night; it’s not like she introduced herself while looking through the crack in the cellar door. it’s *unlikely*, given that he’s maybe in his 50s or 60s-not exactly elderly, and so not likely to be losing his hearing due to old age-but it’s more reasonable than immediately jumping to “THAT MAN IS SOME SORT OF SUPERNATURAL CREATURE!!!”.
I was talking shit the entire time like just go to the freaking hotel and listen even I knew he was saying it for a reason
The most unbelievable part was that their phones stayed charged all night. Even at 100% my phone can’t keep the flashlight on all night
Maybe having no internet connection has its perks? Lol
I don't use my phone often and it stays charged for several months. I only had to charge it once this year.
@@Wolfdoggie that’s a good one 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Flashlight actually drains the battery with or without the service.
@@The_Moving_finger_writes Hell, I must got a really good phone I guess. 🤷♂
I love interactive story games. Ever since Heavy Rain I never stopped loving them.
Yeah me too
This game is liberal traah
@@Tmandoesgames HA
@@Bee_Bom what about them? They never said they didn’t play those. The game heavy rain is just what i got them into story games
@@Tmandoesgames how?
Characters are so weirdly calm in this game. It even seems like werewolves is just common occurence lol
I think its apart of the theme of reckless dumb young people and how their rebellion has led them to their demise time and time again
Dylan lost his hand to a fucking chainsaw and was totally casual about it, lol.
Yeah, I felt the way.
@@Marsalisbury Yeah.. like whatever man
Yeah the dialogue definitely could have been better.
What makes the story great is that Jacob was the one that started all of this, and he was the only one from their friend group to die. I wonder how everyone felt from this loss.
Im sure i’ll agree with you after a few hours
The story fucking sucks
I'm not sad that he's the one to go; like you said it was all caused by him in the first place bc he couldn't accept the break up lol. Jacob and Nick were my least favorites. Both way too clingy
Wut? Jacob, emma and abigail are the only ones that survived in my game, hence i’m here looking how to save the rest👀😂
@@kim_yong_un ye theres different endings
1. Every counselor could of easily fit into Chris's SUV so he could of got them to safety. Also Jacob could of easily threw the piece back into the van once shit got serious and got everyone home
Chris was probably worried abt turning back into a werewolf
That and the girl who Jacob talked to before tampering with the car in one of the choices would have realize what had happened and told on Jacob.
Why didn't she put two and two together??
@@usonohoshi6165 didnt you watch the video? they fully intend to spent extra nights so everyone could bone each other lmfao
@@usonohoshi6165 Because horror game/movie characters are fucking stupid, the plot sucks if compared to anything else.
@@usonohoshi6165 I think she knew, just didn't care
Moral of the story: don’t sabotage your car to spend time with your “gf”
love no commentary vids. i watch these in a single sitting. they give me peace. thank you
Basically movies.
@@arandomguyoninternet1163 I think they meant no commentary gameplay videos.
you must not have a life.
@@Rin-gb8ho My gf is newly vegetarian ,or whatever it's called, and made me eat her food for a week.
Bro, I kid you not, I was eating seeds the whole week! Seeds bruh! Like Im some kind of bird or some shit.
@@RIPToNateDoggIHadToRegulate BAHAHAH BRO GET REKT 😭 THANK YOU FOR TELLING ME THIS, THIS MADE MY WHOLE FUCKING DAY!!😭
I couldn't sleep last night and pretty much watched this entire video straight through as a result. I really enjoyed this playthrough & you have great gaming skills! No unnecessary slowness or confusion, great aim, & opened everything written so that they were readable. Great work!
Bro same I full on watched 7 hours with no stops
Thanks, and Goodbye
But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted.
-Exodus 8:15
The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life.
So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?”
Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water.
However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion.
Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.”
Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens.
Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs.
In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died”
(verses 12-13)
The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted”
(verse 15)
In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise.
This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!”
A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery.
In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
90% movie
10% game
That's why it's good
Guy has enough room to take everyone out of camp that evening in his vehicle after being so concerned over the possibility of staying an extra night, leaves them alone for the night and takes the only working vehicle instead.. and so it begins.
Bro i couldv sat on the roof if it was really that necesary
That's what makes a good horror movie: Making stupid mistakes that people normally wouldn't make.
it’s because Chris is a werewolf tho.. that’s why he didn’t bother taking anybody. if he had, he would’ve turned with them around and killed them
@@kittylover62 Uh no, that's what makes a boring generic horror story. You just repeat the same stupid formula and everyone likes it because people don't care about plot quality and originality.
@@kittylover62 not at all mr H was a werewolf and if he went with them he would've turned and murdered them all!
Can’t wait for the perfect run of this game, with all 9 counselors surviving with the best personalities for each of them
@@azmrhaq7336 damn bro thanks for the spoil
@@chiveschivian9965 my bad. Maybe you should watch other walkthrough for now lol
@@chiveschivian9965 cry bout it
@@azmrhaq7336 or dont read comments
tell this to jacob😢 he was my favorite f
i love how the actors look JUST like their characters
Yep.
@@The_Moving_finger_writes So hopefully always Games Have Different Genre have Varian Available because I don't games so much Blood and Gore Hopefully have Available Mild to be Heavy
@@makhlukhiidup3533 huh?
@@makhlukhiidup3533 you dont games? thats trully one of the quotes ever written
The power of technology.
I love the story, facial animations, the cast, and everything about this game. I wish it was in VR!
Thanks, and Goodbye
But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted.
-Exodus 8:15
The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life.
So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?”
Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water.
However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion.
Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.”
Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens.
Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs.
In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died”
(verses 12-13)
The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted”
(verse 15)
In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise.
This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!”
A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery.
In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
Aside from the fact that night seems to last like 26 hours in this game, this is great.
So unreal
More like 6 months 😆😆😆
Why dont they all just stay inside the house till the morning and then run away?
@@simran6570 Like what they were supposed to in the first place. But they would never be able to figure out the mystery though.
@@cadetm6970 bich they both can stay in motel and tomorrow the camp-day
I love the fact that he sees the piano, raises his volume and then completely ignores it.
Time stamp: 6:15:30
lol Trolling
hahaha i thought the same thing, like dude seriously your gonna play ! lol
I might have held my breathe lol
It was to show three or four keys that got played when you look at it. Prolly some ghosty ghost stuff
Don't mind me, just instantly regretting the choice to break the fuel line
Thank you for not giving us 20 minute videos making it a 50 episode series
I love how he managed to do all the inputs correctly apart from to let Ryan get smacked in the head by a tree good call 😂
Honestly never really been into anything horror, let alone a cinematic horror game, but I just finished the whole video and I gotta say, I'd genuinely play this game, this looked pretty interesting to me. I was making my own decisions as you went and ours lined up like 90% of the time so that was neat too.
I want to watch you do a lululemon haul because your comment got redditard-like upvotes.
@@jirikurto3859 I expected this one to get swept under the rug to be fair. 🤣
@@EasyBeingEzzy Good man. I take it back.
@@alexmeletakos6441 It really is way better than The Quarry, which says a lot by itself, because Until Dawn is just good, nothing exceptional.
you'd genuinely play this game? you're sentence doesn't make any sense lmao
I find it funny when Kaitlyn and Dylan return to the Cabin to wait for the Attack, and Dylan just stops existing the moment they start running from the monster. And after Kaitlyn's QTE are done Dylan pops in from nowhere completely unharmed by the monster, like it was a bit too glaring they had to budget cut the cutscenes for the part to exclude Dylan no matter his previous outcomes.
The Bizarre Yet Bonafide podcast they put out for the game is so fun. Really short and sweet companion piece to the game and a great listen featuring Murph and Emily from NADDPOD
Kinda reminds me of Shane and Ryan from their Unsolved days
Oh god I watched this in 2x so I didn't recognize Murph and Em. Will replay this for their parts!
Thanks, and Goodbye
But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted.
-Exodus 8:15
The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life.
So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?”
Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water.
However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion.
Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.”
Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens.
Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs.
In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died”
(verses 12-13)
The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted”
(verse 15)
In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise.
This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!”
A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery.
In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
Respect to this guy who played 7 hour of this game.
Flawless
2:01:33 best moment in the game by far
YESSSS
Lmao
💀🤣🤣🤣🤣
I watch these at twice the speed which make this moment extra wonderful
"dylan is a little disappointed" BRO I CANT NO MORE I SWEAR
I fucking hate that guy so much like at times i wanted to skip the parts with him in it >_>
He’s annoying all he talks about is sex 🙃
"Bro cut off my hand"
"Ok bro"
"Bro why did u cut off my hand?"
"bruh-"
Max asks about the Evil Dead, and then there was the chainsaw with GROOVEY on the bar! I LOVE IT!
Travis, the cop, is played by Ted Raimi, brother of the Evil Dead's director Sam Raimi, so the references def make sense. tho i didn't even think about it til i saw this comment, so good catch on that one!
@@silhouby Ted Raimi also plays Ash's best friend in season 2 of Ash vs Evil Dead.
@@silhouby Of course! I can't be an enormous horror fan without loving the Evil Dead franchise! This game reminds me so much of Army of Darkness, Howl, and Wrong Turn that it feels like its own special brand of horror movie, which make s be dissappointed that all we have to go with as far as good horror movies these days goes back to the older werewolf movies like The Howling and the American Werewolf movies. But Hackets are absolutely terrifying!
@@GrumblesEh Ted also played Henrietta in Evil Dead 2 as well as Ash vs Evil Dead and has a cameo in Army of Darkness.
my man doesn't take breaks he uploads all the time long videos and walkthroughs
nice work man appreciate it
so basically.. (until dawn)
Emma - Jessica
Abi - Ashley
Nick/Dylan - Chris
Laura/Kaitlyn - Sam
Jacob - Mike
true, theres always audience's favourite and then there's the douche
Really feel for Travis. He lost his entire family in one night..
Wow you can tell they put alot of effort into this game its soo good. And I love that the characters and scenes are life like
🤦🏻♂️
Dylan wanted to clap those ryan cheeks so bad lol.
It's so easy to impress kids nowadays, isn't it?
@Claggor ikr it was so cringe just say that you like him and ask him out.. and nick is giving "The Nice guy" vibes
I appreciate the effort. But it's not really a game. It's more so a movie. I clicked through the video at least 30 times and it's all cutscenes.
It's a good movie for sure but it's not really a game.
I LOVE the voice used on tips option…reminds me of Twilight Zone. Im not a gamer but definitely enjoy watching people play. This game is great!
I feel like I recognize that voice, but I can't pull a name out yet though.
@@pete-ph5xc sounds like Rob Sterling
That's an impression of the voice of Rod Serling, who created and narrated "The Twilight Zone". Funny thing is the impressionist, Mark Silverman, actually helped recreate Rod Serling for some other "Twilight Zone" related projects. He provided the voice over for Disney's "Twilight Zone"-themed ride, Tower of Terror, and he was featured in Jordan Peele's 2019 revival of the actual series.
@@pete-ph5xc these are all Hollywood actors and actress’s guys
Pls don’t tell me that you don’t recognize
Justice smith, Brenda song or halston’s voice
@@kayjayt8607 awesome, thanks for the background!
24:00 who would look at that creepy thing and think it needs saving, I would run for my life after looking at it.
I was pissed when I was playing and she just DROPS the hammer on the ground
SAME
Right laura was so dumb for that
Damn. That game is pretty good, the facial reactions are pretty realistic. At some point, it felt like an actual movie than a Game.
Until Dawn is better
I’ve watched all 7 hours, i just wanna say it was one of great game story I’ve ever watched, and i wanna thank you MK for uploading this video
There's videogame elements where people are picking up guns. To do what exactly? they were waiting to get a ride home.
@NothingIsSomething i just said my opinion not yours!!!!
@NothingIsSomething hmmmm? Read your comment again kid!
Thanks, and Goodbye.
But when Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the LORD had predicted.
-Exodus 8:15
The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Nile River, which included the god Hapi, who was considered the god of the Nile. Obviously, this river was important to them because it was a source of life.
So, when God sent ten successive plagues on Egypt, He started by turning the Nile River to blood. It’s worth noting that the ancient Egyptians were fanatics about cleanliness. Thus, to have their beloved Nile suddenly turn to blood was a severe judgment. God was saying, “Here’s your god. Where is he now to save you?”
Then Pharaoh’s magicians came along and turned what little clear water that was left into blood as well. Of course, it might have been a little more impressive if they had turned the bloody water to clear water.
However, Pharaoh’s heart simply grew harder, and he persisted in his rebellion.
Next came an invasion of frogs. In addition to the Nile, the Egyptians worshipped a frog-headed goddess called Heqet. In effect, God was saying, “You want gods? I have gods for you. Let the festivities begin.”
Everywhere they turned, there were frogs. The Bible tells us there were even frogs in their beds and in their ovens.
Amazingly, Pharaoh had his magicians come in and imitate this plague with even more frogs. But this was getting on Pharaoh’s nerves. He called on Moses and Aaron to get rid of the frogs.
In Exodus 8 we read, “So Moses and Aaron left Pharaoh’s palace, and Moses cried out to the Lord about the frogs he had inflicted on Pharaoh. And the Lord did just what Moses had predicted. The frogs in the houses, the courtyards, and the fields all died”
(verses 12-13)
The land stunk with the odor of dead frogs. But then we read, “When Pharaoh saw that relief had come, he became stubborn. He refused to listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had predicted”
(verse 15)
In other words, “This one is getting to me. Call on God. Get me out of this.” So, that is what Moses and Aaron did. God answered their prayer, and the frogs died. And when Pharaoh saw the crisis was over, he backed out of his promise.
This is typical of some people today who call out to God in desperation. They find themselves in a mess they created, so they cry out to God for help. But when He graciously condescends and helps them, they essentially say, “Thanks, God! See You next crisis!”
A hospital chaplain kept a record of two thousand patients he had visited, all apparently in a dying condition, who showed various signs of repentance. Among those who had been restored to health, the chaplain felt that only two showed a marked change in their spiritual lives after their recovery.
In other words, when people thought they were going to die, they called on God. But when they recovered, they basically forgot about Him. Let that not be said of us.
Best YT video of The Quarry Gameplay.. no dialogue, fast decisions and looked great. Thank you!
Raimi does a great job as a creepy aggressive cop! Edit: seeing that dude walking around casually with a knife in his lung was funny!
Lmfaooo 😂
he went to cast Spiderman as Bully Maguire. what u talkin bout?
The choice of game for this longplay is excellent. It's clear that the player has a deep understanding and appreciation for the game, and their passion shines through in every moment. It's a joy to witness their genuine excitement and love for the game unfold throughout the video.
Love the game it was pretty good. Thanks for the no commentary it was pretty damn good 7 hours
6:13:40 - Best dialog exchange in the game.
Oooh burn 😮
Lol
Uno reverse throw down 🤣🤣🤣
MKICEANDFIRE, UR THE GOAT.. I LEGIT HEARD ABOUT THIS QUARRY JUST SO RECENTLY AND YOU'VE NOW COMPLETED THE GAME AS EARLY AS EVERYONE... dude ur the best, been watching for years now..
Am I the only person who thinks Emma is the least likable character? Jake was a close second. I kinda felt bad for the guy but there were times it wasn’t exactly easy.
The Hacket mother really ticked me off with how she treated Travis. I feel like she definitely deserved to lose her dome
Emma is the worst one with Jacob as a close second
Don't know about you guys but I found Dylan pretty annoying too. But yeah, 'ma' isn't exactly a candidate for favorite character
This is another problem with this "game": most of the characters aren't likable in the slightest, therefore, when I'm experiencing this "game", I honestly want everyone to just fucking die, so the horror aspect of it is completely gone. I do not care if a character dies when I hate the fucking character, why is it so hard for writers to understand this, like, what the fuck.
@@IBM-5100 It's old 80's slasher tropes. Part of why I'm not into the slasher genre, it's not really scary it's just spectacle. I was surprised they took the time to humanize all the final characters in House of Ashes, probably to stave off assumptions the devs were trying to make a political statement. The idea is to soften the blow of characters dying--it's how so many people are able to enjoy the killer as a character/icon. Again, I'm not someone into slashers but that's the logic. As long as it's cool and the characters they kill are kinda shitty, people can like them and not feel bad. The good-end goal is for everyone to live but if you flub and let them die they still want it to be fun and not feel too punishing, which is easier with asshole character. If you remember with Until Dawn, a lot of people were pissed about how easy it was to get Matt and Chris killed, because they were some of the only characters who didn't seem to naturally gravitate toward being an asshole, inciting incident excluded. I remember kind of hating everyone in Little Hope, too and a few of the main characters in Until Dawn were AWFUL. It's scary if you give a shit about the acheevo/human life but if you want to run through the story clowning it you can still have fun without feeling like too much of a sociopath.
Sorry for long comment, I've had a long, weird relationship with this series and how it's evolved.
It was Jacob for me. That guy just can't take no for a answer & puts everyone in jeopardy because of it. What a douchebag! 🙄
I have to say supermassive has definitely mastered creating masterful horror genres, heck i wouldn’t be surprised if their dark anthology series gets a TV production
wasnt man of medan based a little bit on the movie Ghost ship?
@@gradovlol actually i think most of their recent games are either based of movies, stories and legends
Damn, i wanted to see what would happen if he kissed Dylan in the truth or dare, they clearly had chemistry.
I ship them too.
Hell nah
This is a great successor of Until Dawn. Supermassive Games is amazing for creating a movie like games.
lol you serious you stories are rubbish been there done it
There's man of medan too
Thank you! I still support my fav gamer channels but I had to give you a like and subscribe for coming in clutch with the full game. That cliffhanger shit be Killin me sometimes! 😭
no fr 😭😵💫
They never fail to deliver a full gameplay within a day of a games release!! Love these dudes
Ong
Honestly, I am just amazed at their ability to make every character unlikable in Until Dawn and the Quarry.
Welcome to gen z. They all are trash
No but I actually grew fond of Sam, Mike and even Josh. While on the other hand I couldn't find anyone here who was the least bit likeable, maybe Travis...?
Good opinion.
I think Kaitlyn, Rayan, and Laura was pretty enjoyable imo.
Right! Every character is so corny, and lame especially Jacob
Everytime I see Ted Raimi I just can’t help but laugh and think “CHET? what the hell are you doing here?!”
This was so good perfect gameplay without commentary. Was like a good movie!
Gotta say I was hesitant at first. Typical American Teenager-Horror movie beginning, BUT I was pleasantly surprised with:
- A complex story that developed its depth along the way and stayed interesting.
- A nice amount of characters (not too many to be confusing, not too few to be boring)
- All main characters and major side characters were decently fleshed out in behaviour, dialogue as well as the options to chose from. There were so many moments where I was sitting kinda baffled at how fitting and good the dialogue was (especially the humor that fit the situation without taking away from the brutal tonality)
Overall great game and great playthrough! Thank you so much!
This and house of ashes are a return for these guys to really good interpersonal dialogue which is the strength of their studio. The banter was great in this one.
The story is trash, The gameplay also fucking sucks you can Barely even call it gameplay it’s more like a shitty horror movie
BRO WHY ARE YOU SO UNDERRATED YOU DESERVE MORE LIKES
the video is just dropped
Underrated? He's got 3 million subscribers.
@@precessionoftheequinoxes3224 right lol was about to Say the Same shit
@@ktggoku2001 nah but I feel like it takes to long for him to get likes because after like 3 months he’ll only have 3k likes or somethin and considering the stuff he does I feel like he deserves more.
@@precessionoftheequinoxes3224 compared to other big gameplay channel like Hollow and Brad, yeah, i think he's pretty underrated. Man does amazing job at gaming than them imo, so he deserves more subs and likes
The environment of this game is really beautiful but the character's modeling is really stiff and kind of unsettling. That being said, the storywrite is good. The gameplay leaves some things to be desired as sometimes you can hear dialogue being echoed back and sometimes there's no audio in between dialog and story cinematic moments. Seems like an interesting game overall.
Yes really stiff.. looks like they’re trying to talk around a mouthful of rocks or something
Uncanny valley.
Either that or Man of Medan's constant grinning characters
I thought the sound cuts was copyrighted lmao
The sound cuts are for copyright reasons
I read that this game has 186 different outcomes. I can't even process the amount of planning and branching that took.
The visual details in the faces are getting more and more real, i't so fascinating!!
"Ryan is so cool and mysterious. Definitely the hottest guy in the camp."
Dude from Jurassic World...
Dude from Genera+ion
I can always trust this channel for quality non-commentary vids!
Haven't watched for a bit 'till now but I'm really glad to see you're still at it :)
Keep on keeping on!
Excellent. I’ve been waiting forbearingly for this magnificent masterpiece. Here’s hoping it’ll be a grandiose spectacle, parallel to Until Dawn.
You sound so smart and articulate. Do you reddit?
@@jirikurto3859 I’m grateful for your kind sentiments. However, I do not. I’m an individual who insist on being covert and inconspicuous. Also, here’s a statement I must convey. Every human inhabitant of this earth is intelligent in their own unique state. There are various forms of intelligence. Each individual possesses a trait that the other doesn’t. You’re “smart” and “articulate” as well, lad. I’m certain you have knowledge of a particular concept, that I do not. We’ll all magnetically cling to progression.
Ok did you swallow a thesaurus or something buddy?
@@Dsenju Unfortunately your profile picture is from Naruto so your argument is completely invalid and pointless.
/s
@@IBM-5100 I’m grateful for your unsolicited sentiments, sire. :)
Thank you so much for doing this walkthrough I love watching your videos keep up the great work I enjoy 😊
Man, when I first played this game, I did not understand what was happening, game design wise, and I HATED it... but after playing with it a little more, it really grew on me and I grew to REALLY like this game a lot! Interactive Stories are pretty cool!
Now that's how you make a horror game get some iconic legendary horror actors
Honestly while the entire game was pretty solid I was a bit disappointed with how the ending played out. I was expecting a big final showdown between Laura, Travis, and Ryan vs Silas with a bunch of qte's and stuff. Didn't think it would take just running him over and one shot to kill him. Like isn't he supposed to be the strongest werewolf still alive? I was just left wanting more I guess. The rest of the game was good and had some funny moments and some genuinely terrifying moments. The werewolves were definitely the best parts and I loved how they looked. I also like you're led to believe that Emma is the typical mean girl but it turns out she was trying to get Nick and Abi to confess their feelings albeit in her own way. We also see that she wasn't just being mean when she broke up with Jacob. The dude literally sabotaged the car to have one last chance with her.
The story & dialogue & direction in this is fantastic!
the dialogue is fantastic? everyone seems super socially awkward
It sucks
Is so cringe
It sucks
Is so cringe
@@Akiratheonewhoknocks shut u
Dialogue was cringe. But I like story overall
I wish they'd let UA-camrs use their OG music but otherwise this is a great game. You did an excellent job with it! 😊
Omg the FACIAL EXPRESSIONS are out of this world! The graphics are beyond crazy! The story is so cool! What a game!
Laura: kills dude's entire family
Dude: wants to help her anyway
Laura: "I won't forgive you for what you did"
Ma'am i think you lost a brain
The dialogue with the black kid at times seems so inappropriate like he just took his friends hand off with a chainsaw and now he's back to stoner banter
Just watched the entire thing thanks for the content! 🤙🏼
David arquette is a goat actor fs
Only 30 minutes in and the main characters already have chemistry I've never seen represented before! I am VERY hopeful for the last 6.5 hrs!
Wtf lol
These have got to be botted comments right?
@@TwistedFireX I don't understand why you'd think that? Not a bot, just excited for a game that doesn't have the most awkward dialogue system. It actually sounds like a group of gen Z kids the way they speak.
@@jamesatlas6467 uhmmm not rlly💀
@@toebag4286 To each their own, I guess. I enjoyed the game.
Okay and how about starting at 2:53:45?!! Jacob pops up covered in blood from the hillbilly guy encounter, tells THE WHOLE STORY without the CRAZIEST PART WHERE HE GOT SMEARED WITH BLOOD?! So Ryan is forced to ask wtf is up with the "strawberry jelly". To which Jacob responds: "PRETTY SURE ITS BLOOD BUT ITS TOO LONG OF A STORY TO TELL"
MY BROTHER IN CHRIST YOU JUST TOLD THE WHOLE STORY WHAT DO U MEAN. This has to be the CLUNKIEST, MOST UNREALISTIC WAY OF CASTING SUSPICION ON SOMEONE.
It's a horror "game", don't think too much about the plot otherwise you'll get a headache from how poorly written things are.
@@IBM-5100 my brain doesn't have that setting 😅 and there are enough quality horror entries to always hope for a bit coherence in the plot!
@@CaBobProductions lol never change
@@gregzaddy6829 thank u, that actually means a lot for me to hear 😄
Thank god we see the whole game from start to finish we don’t have to wait for episodes like other UA-camrs plus i love how this game based on Upstate NY I live here
Not sure how this ended up in my timeline. I looked and saw 7 hrs of gameplay. I don’t know who you are but you earned my subscribe from one vid 😂😂😂
Since I might not be able to play it (due to lack of device), I do really enjoy the whole gameplay - like a movie! Spent a day watched it😅
i dont get why the hunters come off as being mean and killers instead of them simply telling the counselors that they’re trying to help that irks me so much
Bro just casually drops 8 hours of gameplay. Let me have 8 hours of sleep, 8 hours of school and the rest of my time I will watch this video😂😭
I've been watching this channel for years; I wonder who is under the mask of this channel...
I enjoy interaction games where the ending has many different endings depending of the choices the player makes but what bugs me about this game is it drags along in spots that seem to take forever. I couldn't watch a seven hour movie where characters are having conversations over and over about non suspenseful boring stuff. I understand it's character building but it doesn't have to take forever to build a character, if it's too short the audience won't care about the character, if it's too long I tend to stop caring about the character because I get annoyed due to too much building of the character. IMO there is a sweet spot in character building that's right in the middle of too short and too long
Dude thank u so mush for this ur taking all ur time putting this together thank u!
3:12:36
Ryan: "were not in a movie"
Us: but your in a video game
My exact response when I played ,"ummm but my dude you're in a video game that's like a movie'
I was waiting for some of them saying that
The way Justice Smith looks so bored on how he acted and voiced Ryan lol
The way how they made this game looks so realistic it is so cool
shhhh
26:02 Max: You've seen the evil dead, right? that cop really looked like the director's brother
I love that you chose options that feel the most human and the most like the characters and not just what you think is the “good” option
Thanks bro! Saved me $70 :D
On July 12th there was a full moon (the day max became a werewold at the prison). What did Chris do during that time? didn't he become a werewolf? Didn't the hunters show up? I assume they were still on the camp since it started on june 25-26. Laura said they they were going on the camp one night earlier and the next day were they wake up in prison is probably the day the camp started ( june 25). I cant wrap my head around this.
Um clearly Chris holes himself up during the full moon. Hence why his brother tried not to kill him when Max got bit by him.
I like this game but I find it so ridiculous that they keep calling the demon spawn an "animal" or "bear" even though a few of them have already seen wtf it is, something clearly unnatural. Also some other dumb moments that contrast that at 3:42:20 where somehow the only solution is cutting off your hand (which is a life changing event btw) is apparently the only solution and a quick decision made, yet they're just "animals". It's just bad writing, what else can I say without going on a tangent.
Hard agree
Games like these make me wish Redbox still did rentals, perfect rental game
it's like a goosebumps choose your own adventure for grown ups
I love goosebumps but these guys hit the right spot when necessary for us adults. I am happy to know games like these exist.
It's made for redditors, so adult children, not "grown ups".
@@jirikurto3859 tall, old children
@D. Disgusting.
@@jirikurto3859 you sound like a man child too
Just finished watching and I couldn't find anyone who was the least bit likeable. Well maybe Travis...? I think Travis would be my favorite character, it's easier to empathize with him because of all the family crap he has to deal with
There's just something off with Emma's face where she doesn't look normal, relative to the other characters.