It’s over-the-top but also necessary in a way. I was lucky enough to avoid these but still wanted to look away from the screen at key points. Time distorts in some places and the screen flashes so much that it can seriously hurt your eyes or give you a headache. The visuals are absolutely jaw-dropping to the point where sometimes it’s too much. Nothing too difficult but very fun and amazing to witness the environment transform so heavily. Perhaps the most interesting use of time mechanics for me, were some of the platforming segments where you had to manipulate objects in the right order.
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I feel like they didn’t realise the full potential of the combat but it probably only makes up 30% of the game, with so much exploring in between. It still has that same stressful crowded shooter feeling, even with time completely stopping. So really you’re just darting around like a maniac. The same strategy applies to almost all of them, get behind them and blow up their suit. The enemies just get more health and it starts to feel silly having to unload 50 bullets to kill a human in a suit. You start off fighting company grunts, but slowly the enemies become smarter as they get equipped with their own suits with powers.Īt first I was absolutely stunned by this and excited about every battle, but it got repetitive near the end. It makes you think about cover in a whole new way when you’re thinking about where you’re going to Time Rush towards. You can also dart around behind enemies with Time Rush and dodge their bullets in slow motion, almost like you’re teleporting behind them. You can throw a time bubble to freeze a place in time, and stack bullets on, watching them all unleash at once as time unfreezes. These make you feel like a superhero while fighting.
The action part of the gameplay is typical third-person shooting with the addition of time travel powers. Let’s go for a walk, and travel through time at regular speed. The game engine is fluid with smooth controls and a high amount of detail to slowly take in. Just existing in this game world is interesting before the story even kicks off. The game has a very calming, relaxed atmosphere much like Alan Wake did and it makes you hungry to explore. There’s been some sort of protest outside, with some stragglers about, with tents and posters barely visible in the scattered light. It’s 4am and your best friend has invited you to see something cool at this university. Time Travel is a big concept to swallow but the game introduces things quite slowly with a main character who has no idea what’s going on. Quantum Break is a third-person action game by Remedy (Max Payne, Alan Wake) with a heavy story focus.
What happens at the end of time? What happens when time is broken? Is your reality poached or sunny side up? At the same time it accomplishes a thrilling narrative and theorises how it could be possible and what the effects would be in the human world.
Quantum Break successful proves how ridiculous it would be, as a concept and a reality. But what happens to time when it shatters? The correct explanation of time travel is that there is none. You can hard-boil your long-term plans or shatter that shell on a hot plate of opportunity.
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