The Quarry

The Quarry brought us back to Supermassive Games' cinematic horror formula in 2022, and chat was locked in. Nine teenage counselors trapped at Hackett's Quarry for their final night—we knew exactly what that meant after Until Dawn. The star-studded cast (David Arquette, Justice Smith, Ariel Winter) added legitimacy to what could've felt like a cash grab, but Supermassive nailed that '80s teen slasher atmosphere. Friday the 13th, Sleepaway Camp, The Hills Have Eyes—it all worked. Over 16 hours of streaming, we watched our choices ripple through branching narratives, chat voting on key decisions keeping everyone invested. The replayability meant we could explore different endings and see how one wrong call on a rope swing cascades into complete catastrophe. Sometimes the best interactive horror is just letting people feel complicit in the massacre.

We averaged 249 viewers across our Quarry sessions, pulling in 4,242 hours watched total. That 349-peak showed audiences tuning in specifically for Supermassive's formula—the promise that everyone could die, that your choices actually mattered. We only lost 2 followers on it, which tracks for a game that delivered what it promised. The 10 hours of branching narrative meant every playthrough looked different enough to justify another stream.