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Personally I'd recommend the Dark Pictures instead as it has a much better polish and you don't have to go out of your way to install mods or third party programs to have the game playable by removing the way too intrusive horizontal bars and the ridiculous motion blur as you can see in action here.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3359234110
Removing the horizontal bars (through a 3rd party program) will show you things you're not supposed to see and will be very noticeable though, like missing animations or models while in cutscenes because well, they were going to be hidden behind the thick bars.
The game feels rushed in some ways where you can see background characters just standing still where they should be caring about something but are just in a frozen stance, there are inconsistencies that I have found where the choice I made was not the one the one acted upon but an alternative solution happened or something arbitrary was changed which I wasn't even aware of unless I checked the clues section. Some things that are maybe nit picking but some will become obvious and have frustrated me.
If you had played the Dark Picture games and were on the fence about this one, sure I'd recommend this one as "more of the same" at a decent discount but if you're jumping into these kind of interactive horror story games, I'd recommend the Dark Pictures first. There are (or were) demos for all of these games so you can try for yourself and make up your mind.
I followed your advice and got the bundle.
However I did not get 3 of the items in the bundle.
No keys left.
I am disappointed, since they gave me no warning about this through my purchase process.
I do not think I will use Humble again for purchasing games.
I do not know when my remaining games in the bundle will arrive.
I'd recommend firstly Until Dawn, which is the best Supermassive game by far, and then the Anthology. I would only recommend The Quarry if you're a big fan of the Supermassive games and want more-of-the-same-but-not-quite-as-good.