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Remedy's Sam Lake Celebrates Quantum Break's Completion With A Giant Bottle Of Champagne
Sam Lake and a giant bottle of champagne took to twitter this morning to announce the completion of Quantum Break.
Gone GOLD #QuantumBreak @remedygames pic.twitter.com/ClINo3dkv7
— Sam Lake (@SamLakeRMD) February 19, 2016
The game has officially gone gold, which means it is done and ready to be released on April 5. Along with coming to Xbox One, the game is also coming to PC, which was a surprise announcement from earlier this month. Despite the new platform, however, the game will not be available on Steam. “Quantum Break on Windows 10 is a Windows Store exclusive,” according to head of Xbox games marketing Aaron Greenberg.
For more on Quantum Break, check out all of our features from when the game was on our cover. And if you only want to see one feature from our Quantum Break coverage, watch this one.
Our Take
Glad to hear Remedy made it to the finish line. As a big fan of both Alan Wake and Max Payne, I am looking forward to playing it.
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