Quantum Break

Awesome time travel story, amazing visuals, good platforming, decent combat. The inclusion of live action feels half-baked but is improved upon in future Remedy games (Control and Alan Wake 2). The final battle was very disappointing and the most annoying part of the whole playthrough. The level design and combat encounters other than that are fine, also the sniper enemies feel a bit unbalanced as they can kill you in 2-3 seconds out of cover. For 100%, there is no grind, just be mindful of looking for collectibles through out the playthrough and you'll be fine. Very easy and fun 100%. Overall had an amazing time with this one. Highly recommend experiencing this for the story and awesome time travel plot.

Avaliação: Bom. Com uma ideia curiosa, Quantum Break possui um protagonista super apelão com poderes bem roubados, uma história interessante, cenas longas em live action e escolhas que determinam alguns rumos do enredo. Particularmente achei a premissa interessante de início, mas conforme o tempo passa fui perdendo o encanto. A gameplay é apenas ok apresentando pouca variedade de armas, poderes e inimigos, os personagens são mal aproveitados em sua maioria e o ritmo da campanha é quebrado constantemente por conta das cenas longas. Recomendo jogar em um momento que queira mais apreciar uma boa história com escolhas, o grande ponto forte do jogo.

The most generically named Guy in video game history Quantums all over the place to fix his brother's science project he Breaks. A slightly whacky relic of the dawn of streaming as a commercial concept, and the Xbox One's launch, but its fun, the writing is good and the visuals are great. Combat is fine, no notes. Solid 7/10 even if the "show" is kinda cringey and skippable. Definitely worth playing for that good Remedy Nonsense

Bavil mě Quantum Break. Příběh se mi líbil, i když mě finále moc nezaujalo. Líbila se mi ta inovace a jak Sam Lake pracuje s klasickou sci-fi a motivy cestování časem. Určitě doporučuji tuhle hru každému fanouškovi her od Remedy! I enjoyed Quantum Break. I liked the story, although didn't care much for the finale. Liked the innovation and Sam Lake messing with classical sci-fi and time travel themes. Certainly recommend this title to any fan of Remedy's work!

Quantum Break was a surprisingly great experience. The story is engaging from start to finish, with interesting characters, time-travel concepts, and plenty of twists that kept me invested throughout the entire game.

Pile of Shame minus 1, hat sich gelohnt, wäre ärgerlich, dieses Spiel zu verpassen.

Such a bittersweet moment with this game, my final Remedy game before I have to wait for new ones to release :( That being said, I really liked Quantum Break. Not as much as some of their other titles, but it's great! The core gameplay is really fun and I love the powers you use. A combination of the powers in Control and Quantum Break would be, yes, overpowered, but also really cool and incredibly fun. The graphics are really nice and hold up well. The acting is what I expected from the bigger names they used, but still great performances all around. R.I.P. to icon Lance Reddick. His Martin Hatch role was one of the best in here. Remedy's core DNA is all throughout this game and I'll always love the weird/bizarre stories they tell. Quantum Break, however, is time-based. That being the case, it always gets tricky. The way the story is told is as good as I'd imagine a story like this can be, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have its lows and moments that are confusing but somehow cliché. Some things happen for plot's sake, but don't really make much sense as to, for example, why they never happened at another time when it would've made sense to do then. Certain endgame fights were a bit underwhelming for all the buildup they had too. One unique thing that's more prominent in this than in any other Remedy game are the episodes. Full episodes filmed in live-action that take place between acts and add needed context without slogging down the main game's narrative with its side (but still tied to the main) plots. Those were really nice and using the actual actors both in-game and in the show made it less jarring. With that, it's not Remedy's weakest single-player game, but doesn't hit the same highs (narratively) as Control and Alan Wake II. Again, the gameplay was still a blast and the story still flowed well. 8/10.

I'm weeeeell above the recommended requirements, but the performance is still incredibly unstable.