I just beat it took me well over 9 hours game has excellent graphics gameplay is fun story is great I recommend it to everybody I rated a 9.1 out of 10

Good game but quite short. The mix between gameplay and the "tv" segments is neat, but doesn't add much to the overall game other than space on your harddrive.

Do not buy this game it's not good at all and also not worth the money ?very very very short main story ?no side operations If ur a gamer do not buy this

Great value for money! Especially with Alan Wake in the mix. Looking forward to replaying this once finished.

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

Supplied from DA TECH PRO and came as a sealed official Quantum Break game card. I'm guessing it's an official download card from a boxed set that has been separated. Saved me some money on the XBox store price, and was cheaper than a physical copy (a rare occurrence).

Great game with some Scientific fighting and awesome story

Despite these small setbacks, Quantum Break dares to succeed at pushing the boundaries of interactive storytelling. The relationship between games and films and TV is stronger than ever of course (for better or worse), but Quantum Break’s gamble of putting everything in the same box really pays off. It almost always functions as an actual game too, ticking along with the satisfying precision of a Swiss watch. It’s really the characters and the messed up ‘real world’ they inhabit that stand out though, even if it’s frustrating there’s not more of it, or them, to explore in-depth. Just like Max Payne, Quantum Break isn’t perfect, but that’s the price you pay for being ahead of your time. Trust me, I’ve been there.

Stunning and realistic in motion; Combat feels powerful and fun; The ‘Junctures’ and ‘Episodes’ feel unique - and work;

Unavoidably linear; No real replay value; Immersion breaking AAA trappings;

Stunning and realistic in motion; Combat feels powerful and fun; The ‘Junctures’ and ‘Episodes’ feel unique – and work;

Unavoidably linear; No real replay value; Immersion breaking AAA trappings;