
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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Me parece un juegazo con muchos actorazos
# Update after finishing the game When it comes to story, it's just another great one from Remedy. But in 2026, Alan Wake was more enjoyable from a technical perspective than Quantum Break, which Remedy released years later. So if you want to experience a great story, catch all the little references to their other games, and have some fun with the gameplay mechanics go for it. But be wary that it will feel slow at times, and you may encounter various technical issues: from needing to reload a checkpoint because you couldn't trigger an action since you weren't positioned next to a character to push a door together, to crashes that will send you looking for the live-action cutscenes on YouTube. And when those cutscenes do work, there's constant buffering. Honestly, I'd prefer downloading an extra 80 GB of video to having to stream it in-game. # Original I really enjoy the story, but I cannot recommend the game due to technical issues, lack of polish, and especially crashes when watching live-action cutscenes. It's impossible to watch them because the game crashes after the recap every single time.
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Probably the most underrated game ever
Everything in this game is cool concepts hindered by poor execution The time powers are neat but the skill ceiling is exceptionally low because each power has a fixed cooldown you cannot affect, and the gunplay outside of the time powers is extremely lacking Enemy encounters end up devolving into arenas full of bullet sponges and snipers with perfect accuracy who kill you in one shot so you need to hope your abilities aren't on cooldown or you aren't in an area where you literally just can't use them The final boss has you facing a bunch of normal enemies while the boss themself stays out of range and throws invisible aoe bombs that instantly kill you The live action segments were cool at first but ultimately don't serve much of a purpose, I found myself watching the show and wishing I was playing those segments instead, especially since the in engine cutscenes and effects actually look a lot better than the tv show. There is nothing they do in the show that they couldn't have done in game The story itself ends up falling flat by the end in order to bait a sequel that will never come I will say though the graphics and effects are really great for its time
Really enjoyed this game. Nice mix of activities an loved all the skill powers. Played on hard right off the bat and only had half my skills. This made the final boss fight a little bit frustrating but was able to pull it off after about 10 tries lol. Wouldn't mind another game like this or a sequel :)
jesus christ
Офигенная игра, играл с наслаждением, возможно еще раз когда нибудь пройду
Fantastic game. Good / interesting story. Just watch out for the extreme difficulty bump during the final fight (no matter the difficulty setting).
it's good
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