Quantum Break

great game well worth your time played on the Xbox and love it and it play a lot better now on pc well worth your time

Perhaps Remedy's most underrated game to exist. Yet such a fun experience thanks to the manipulation of time which spiced the combat system in particular up. It was one of the few games that was super fun and easy to "platinum". If we ignore the final boss fight, that is. Admittedly poorly optimized for the computer — the stutters, those that were not intended by the game itself, are annoying to get by as they often stack during performance heavy sections. However, I got through it eventually. Now for the cinematic sections. I am a sucker for Remedy's addition of liveaction content, but I must admit that I can fully understand why other players were frustrated with the liveaction episodes between the... well, gameplay episodes. While they add to the plot, I watched all of them once I played through the game because I could not sit through twenty to thirty minutes worth of an episode. Not because of a lack of attention span, but rather because of the gameplay immersion. It is worth to watch them, though! While the first episode is a boring watch, the others make up for it.

I played this game way back when on Xbox and remembered loving the story and thought that the tv show aspect was really unique. The show integration really drives the plot forward and the acting is pretty solid from everyone. The episodes are pretty long and can pull you out of the game just because it's quite different and follows another set of characters, but it was entertaining nonetheless (just grab a snack and enjoy). The combat can be a little stiff and boring to get through, and some of the time abilities were a little confusing or didn't exactly play how I would have hoped, but it was fine. I didn't feel like the upgrading system was super game-changing but then again I didn't max out every ability so that could be it. I feel like most of the combat could've been avoided if Jack didn't bust through a door into an unknown room for the umpteenth time, but alas that's how the entire first act played. Overall, it's a solid time travel story with okay combat, a unique accompanying show concept, and phenomenal performances that impacted me enough to buy it for the second time and play it again 10 years later.

8.5/10 The story and characters are great, but the game is terribly optimized, and sometimes it really gets in the way of playing. As for the gameplay, there's not much to say — it's average, nothing special. I feel like they focused more on the story than the shooting mechanics, because sometimes bullets would just go through enemies (I don’t know if that’s a bug or a feature). Special praise goes to the live-action mini-series inside the game — it’s excellently made. The actors did a fantastic job fitting into their roles and are a perfect match for their characters. That said, I had to watch the series on YouTube rather than in the game itself because of an error that kept popping up whenever I tried to watch it in-game. I tried to fix it, but no luck. Overall, the game is a blast — if not in terms of gameplay, then definitely in terms of story. And honestly, what else would you expect from Remedy? (In a good way.)

Que jogo insano, infelizmente mesmo voltando para tentar salvar algumas pessoas outras diferentes no futuro morrerão, o jogo fala que independentemente das escolhas o fim é o mesmo para todos.

Only game from Remedy that is not good. Constant interruptions on gameflow. The tv episodes were, at best, annoying. Playability was just horrible. This old school checkpoint save system is really f***ing annoying. Didn't even bother to finish the game - it was that bad of an experience. Only good thing was the story, which was interesting.