The Quarry: Should Laura Lie to the Cop or Not?

So you've started The Quarry and met your first local while wandering on your way to Hackett's Quarry. You should choose your comments carefully because he's a quiet, agitated police officer who appears to be fast to fury. At this point, you've driven your car off the road, narrowly avoiding a wreck or collision, and even had a bizarre encounter in the woods. But you might be wondering if your activities will matter in the next steps. Should Laura lie to the cop in The Quarry's prologue? Continue reading to find out!

Should Laura Lie to the Cop in The Quarry?

While neither choice changes the prologue's result, being honest about what you observed before veering off the road and being obedient will increase the cop's confidence, which will come into play later, whereas lying will decrease it. Laura's senses win out in the end, and she chooses not to trust the man, who is far too secretive to believe when he sends you to the ominously titled Harbinger motel. Max and Laura will proceed to Hackett's Quarry regardless of your choice.

Don't be too concerned about this decision. Even if you choose to lie, there are techniques to ensure that it does not affect the game's outcome afterwards. Remember that in a game where replayability is based on checking all possible outcomes, there is no such thing as an incorrect answer. Fans of horror and general cinema will be pleased to learn that the cop is played by Ted Raimi, filmmaker Sam Raimi's brother and an actor who has starred in several roles in the Evil Dead franchise, Spider-Man, and other films.

And, without giving anything away, his character will return later on.