US Gamer

7th April 2016
Quantum Break

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Jaz Rignall
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
Machine: Xbox One (EU Version)

Half game and half TV show, Quantum Break is a technical tour-de-force. But how well do its two halves fit together?

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Jaz Rignall

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Scores

Xbox One Version
Overall70%

Summary

A bold experiment in marrying passive and interactive elements to create a narrative game, Quantum Break almost succeeds. It looks utterly stunning, and it's fun to play, but overall the game doesn't quite gel with its TV show-style episodes to elevate its experience into something new.

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