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Quantum Break
At Gamescom this year, we had a chance to check out Quantum
Break in action for the first time. In a new video, Remedy creative
director Sam Lake walks us through the gameplay and the time-shifting
powers featured within.
This segment follows Jack as he
has to navigate a bridge under siege by Monarch forces under the command
of villain Paul Serene. Quantum Break features familiar gunplay, but
once the time-based powers come into the mix, the title starts to
differentiate itself.
The other part of Quantum Break’s gameplay
are the moments when time stutters. These require a bit of problem
solving and some platforming, too.
We’re certainly looking
forward to finding out more about the game and its story. This includes
the live-action segments that will be woven into the narrative and
relate to the choices you’ll make as Paul Serene at the end of each
chapter.
Quantum Break is on track for release in 2015 for Xbox One. For more, read our impressions from Gamescom. Also, note the Night Springs t-shirt at the end of the demo. Remedy gave us an inside line on that when we saw them in Germany.
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