
From Remedy Entertainment, the masters of cinematic action games, comes Quantum Break, a time-amplified suspenseful blockbuster. The Quantum Break experience is part game, part live action show—where decisions in one dramatically affect the other.
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This is a decent shooter with time manipulation powers and an action show stapled on. Gameplay is great if you're looking for a power fantasy in a shooter format. Jack, despite not being a part of a military group, can completely chew through waves of trained forces, and that's before you unlock all his powers. You've got plenty of time based tools to help you mow down enemies like bullet time, freezing people in place, and stopping time around you like a shield. The narrative is also decently done for a time travel story full of some of the staples you'd expect. Along side the story told through the events of the game there are episodes of a companion show and collectibles that add to it. The show portion incorporates major decisions you make as well as nods to little interactions points throughout the level. It sounds ambitious, but in reality it's like watching an episode of a show in between your sessions of gameplay. The collectibles also add some background information and interactions, but some of them are massive walls of text, and some are really just a gag. By the end I was skimming through them because it felt like they were trying to cram a visual novel on top of a show into this game.
O jogo é realmente sensacional, tanto em termos de jogabilidade, de história, de gráficos e de desempenho. O fato de a gameplay se intercalar com episódios de uma minissérie pode parecer estranho a primeira vista, mas ficou muito legal mesmo. Realmente é uma pena que essa pérola da Remedy seja frequentemente esquecida por muitos jogadores.
I've been playing through the Remedy franchises - Max Payne (including 3), Alan Wake, and now Quantum Break in the order of their release on PC. Of the ones made by Remedy (MP 3 was made by Rockstar) this is probably my least favorite. The gameplay is fun and interesting but a significant chunk of the game is spent in live action cutscenes. I appreciate the creative thought behind the split but I play games to play games, not watch cutscenes. I don't play many JRPGs for this reason, they're too cutscene heavy early on. But the gameplay is fun and while exploration can get interrupted by cutscenes the cutscenes don't happen at a disruptive rate and you are often free to go back to them. The only other thing I don't like, and where this doesn't really feel like a Remedy game, is that the enemies are very spongy. To an extent you wouldn't see in other Remedy titles.
the mechanics and the visuals are amazing
good enough
Эта игра лучше детроида намного, самая самая в своем жанре, однозначно покупайте!
Apesar de ser um jogo relativamente "antigo", ele envelheceu muito bem.
Se ve bueno el juego, bastante recomendado. lastima lo del sistema de reescalado, le quita fidelidad visual; ojala un fix pacth para eso. es un hueso no poder jugar de forma nativa porque el juego se rompe 7.5/10.
gameplay is more like a movie but an interesting one at that, overall story is well invested.
This was a great game! Played well on PC, and I actually beat it on my legion go s (z2 go). Highly recommend and wish they'd make a part 2.
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian*, Traditional Chinese, Italian**languages with full audio support
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