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Watch Us Unleash Time-Manipulation Powers And Affect The Future In Quantum Break
Quantum Break is the next game from Remedy Entertainment, the studio that has brought us Max Payne and Alan Wake. While we still have a little over a month before it hits Xbox One and Windows 10 PCs, we were able to play through the entire first act to see how the guns feel, how the time-manipulation powers work in conjunction, and what a junction point really means for the game and associated TV show.
Join Kyle and myself as we talk through several passages of the first act and talk about Quantum Break. You'll be able to learn a little bit about the story and see Jack's powers in action. You can see that video below.
If you want to learn more, you can read my extensive hands-on impressions from this playthrough or click on the banner below to visit our Quantum Break coverage hub. Quantum Break hits Xbox One and Windows 10 PC on April 5.
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