With it being a graphical masterpiece this game still has its problem ranging from combat, enemy artificial intelligence movement and length of hours it takes to complete the game. After each act you watch the television show which is provided with the game.

fantastic game and the graphics are totally mind blowing, best game we have played so far.. more than just a game

If you read a certain screenplay in the game you'd realize how endlessly hilarious that sentence is. I'll pause for you to stop laughing at its hilarity and recover.

Great writing; fun time-manipulation mechanic; good music

Initially difficult; sometimes unclear how to defeat unique enemies

Few games use live-action cutscenes as emphatically as Quantum Break. It's one of the game's defining elements. Between each of its five gameplay-based chapters, you have the opportunity to watch roughly 20-minute-long episodes, which are entirely optional but designed to offer insight into the...

Impressive visuals; Great environmental destructability; Effective performances from a great cast; Time powers enable great creativity during combat

Sloppy movement and weapon controls; The element of choice isn't as powerful as it seems; Forced; unimaginative platforming sections

Where does one truly begin to tell a story? When the beginning is not the start and the end merely the commencement of another chapter, how does one flow through the narrative in a way that keeps the viewer engaged and not confused?

Gorgeous visuals; simple and intuitive controls; fluid gameplay results in epic showdowns; the tv episodes are a treat to watch; interesting use of the protagonist and antagonist dynamic

Decisions don't seem to have much impact on narrative; some parts of the plot feel poorly explored; sequel baiting ahoy

Quantum Break is the kind of game I'd love if I were 13 years old. From start to finish, the gameplay never evolves beyond shooting a bunch of copy/pasted commandos in different rooms while using time-altering superpowers to aid in the fights.

The environmental designs

The garbage story

Quantum Break is undoubtedly the oddest high-profile game of this generation. Developer Remedy has a history of making games that lean heavily on pop culture, movies and horror fiction, but with Quantum Break, it has leaped across the gap from borrowing to actually creating something new.

Excellent game presentation; TV-style cutscenes; Graphics is top notch

Very short gameplay; Lacks environment variety; Huge HDD space required

Part action game and part live action sci-fi mini-series, it's difficult to analyse the dual nature of Quantum Break, but you can't help but applaud the developer's undeniable ambition, even if

Clever narrative design; Time powers elevate combat; Great performances from the main cast..

...but the supporting cast isn't on par; Plot contrivances abound; Not much variety in the gameplay

We've seen TV series' based on games before, although we've never had a TV series inside a game before, until now. Quantum Break is exactly that, a combination of a game and a TV show and, what‘s more, some of the decisions you make in the game affects the story in both the game and live action...

Quantum Break marries videogame and live-action storytelling to great success. Each side caters to its strengths and culminates in a great, well-rounded package.