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100 Questions And Answers With Quantum Break's Sam Lake
Gracing Game Informer's cover for the December issue is Remedy Entertainment's Quantum Break. Since Quantum Break is a time-travelling action game, we naturally had a lot of questions for creative director Sam Lake while visiting the studio in Finland. Also, we couldn't help but ask a few questions about the studio's history with Max Payne and Alan Wake as well. If you enjoy this (slightly insane) format for an interview, be sure to check out our rapid-fire questions about Destiny: The Taken King and No Man's Sky.
Watch the video below to learn more about Quantum Break, Sam Lake, and Remedy than you could possibly imagine. Enjoy!
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