not worth

great story line

Time Travel, enough said. seriously though, this game is excellent, so much action, stopping time. the only down side is no manual saves for you to try different things. i missed a lot of secrets (and didn't want to use the walk through). i love the integration of game and live action movies. also, i was told that this game along with Alan Wake and Control are somehow connected, can't wait to find out how.

This game re-defines and raises the bar of 'Gaming' altogether.

Quantum Break is an absolute gem for fans of Remedy's storytelling. The game stands out not only for its innovative time-manipulation mechanics and live-action integration but also for how it connects to the wider universe alongside Control and Alan Wake. As someone who enjoys unraveling deep, interconnected narratives, this game hits all the right notes. Highly recommended for anyone invested in Remedy's universe or simply looking for a unique and engaging experience! Beside i got this game in huge discount AF after playing Alan Wake 1,2 and Control.

Like it, FUN :D

genuinely fascinating bit of remedy's history that i wish had significantly less corporate meddling than what clearly occurred. you can constantly tell that a much more interesting, weird story that would much more explicitly use time travel as a metaphor for grief lurks just beneath the surface of a game that microsoft wanted to be a more broadly appealing superhero origin story, and i wish all those weird and super compelling elements hidden in emails and notes got a bit more explicit screentime, especially in relation to the relationship between jack and will. although, I do find the choice system in this game to be interesting, at least in the context of who we're making choices for.

gameplay wise, it's pretty solid, but nothing too crazy or mind-blowing. I had overall a pretty good time with the time powers, but it's clear that control is the more refined experience of this.

overall, a decent game that's often overlooked, and an underappreciated part of remedy's catalogue, but it's a genuine shame that they couldn't get More Weird with it.

So this is one of my favourite Remedy titles and I do hope one day Microsoft release the rights so it can continue, but the PC version has a major problem compared to the console version; the live-action episodes are streamed and not available as a separate download like on xbox and whatever service is being used for their streaming is TERRIBLE. Riddled with buffering/freezing

Gameplay is still fun and responsive, and visuals still look incredible, but what should be an amazing story gets hampered by the live-action sections effectively becoming inaccessible, and for that, I can't recommend the game on pc, no matter how much love I have for the game and Remedy as a developer.

It's a nice story-driven action adventure. It's running perfect on my PC - no problems whatsoever....

I did not expect the game cutscene will be longer than the gameplay.