The Quarry is a spiritual successor to Until Dawn, and it follows a group of teenage camp counsellors as they try to survive their final night at the Hackett’s Quarry summer camp while being hunted by supernatural monsters and the area’s dangerous locals. If you want to know how many chapters are in The Quarry and how long the game is, check out our guide right here.
There are a total of ten chapters, a prologue, and an epilogue in The Quarry, all of which see you take control of any of the nine camp counsellors and make decisions to determine their fate and uncover the truth surrounding Hackett’s Quarry.
None of the chapters can be skipped, and each chapter varies in length – some can take as little as 30 minutes to complete while others can take an hour or more.
The full list of The Quarry chapters can be found below, along with their names.
The Quarry has a chapter select that’s unlocked once you’ve completed the game. However, you cannot jump between chapters as you want. After selecting a chapter, you’ll need to progress through the game as normal to unlock the chapter select again.



It took us just over 10 hours to complete our first playthrough of The Quarry, saving a majority of the camp counsellors but missing some important tarot cards and evidence.
If you’re looking to grab all trophies and achievements, you’ll need to re-play the game multiple times to find all collectables, make required decisions, and save or kill all characters.
All of this can increase your playtime by up to 30 hours, particularly if you want to unlock multiple endings, so prepare for a long game!
That’s it! Now you know how many chapters are in The Quarry and how long the game is. Good luck saving your night at Hackett’s Quarry summer camp and discovering the supernatural threat.
If you enjoyed The Quarry, you may want to check out our review of The Devil In Me, which follows a documentary film making crew who must survive a night at a modern-day replica of H. H. Holmes’ Murder Castle on an abandoned island.
Fabio Crispim
A writer and cat lover who started gaming in the late 1990s and hasn't stopped gaming since. In the meantime, contributing to online publications like Attitude Magazine, WeekendNotes, and more. His favourite games include Elden Ring, The Last Of Us Parts 1 and 2, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Resident Evil 4.
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