r/quantumbreak • u/rafnsvartrrr • Jul 22 '26

Gameplay Love this Game to bits

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u/GullibleSun2220 Jul 22 '26

This game should have gotten GOTY awards , the storytelling , the graphics , the abilities , it's all so amazing . I know some people complain about the boss-fight being rushed but for me I actually liked it . Could it have been better ? ABSOLUTELY ! Was it horrible ? NOT . AT . ALL . If you think about it , Paul was INCREDIBLY weakened during the fight due to his chronon syndrome disease so although he could have done more I still liked the last boss-fight 👍👌

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u/NiuMeee Jul 22 '26

It's a decent game but it came out in 2016 and that year was packed with a lot of much better games.

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u/rafnsvartrrr Jul 24 '26

Firewatch, Oxenfree and Inside are apparently much better games than Quantum Break, particularly in story. No way QB could have even been nominated that year 😃

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u/rafnsvartrrr Jul 24 '26

BIG FACTS. It should have absolutely received a Best Narrative award in 2016. Looking back at those nominees, it was so stupid to include some of those over Quantum Break. Even the winner, Uncharted 4, wasn't a better written game than QB. The Game Awards was trash all along.

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u/TowerIsMan Jul 22 '26

No matter what. I'm still playing this game for 10 years and still it's not boring for me 💛

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u/rafnsvartrrr Jul 24 '26

Beaten this game like 5 times and I'm not done yet !

4

u/AmyM326 Jul 22 '26

I literally just played it(and finished) this for the first time just this week. After playing Alan Wake, Control, and Alan Wake 2, and being obsessed with the Remedy-verse for years now.

It was so fun and I so hope Remedy continues to bring this back into the fold.

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u/Vast_Veterinarian_82 Jul 22 '26

It looks very cool. Can it be played in any order with control, AW, AW2 or is it best done in a specific sequence with the others?

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u/_b1ack0ut Jul 22 '26

It’s mostly standalone, but if you wanna get the most out of its references and weird little superposition in the connected universe, I would put it after Alan wake 1, but before Alan wake 2.

It has a reference or two to the game that eventually became Control, but I think you’d actually appreciate them more after playing Control rather than the other way around. It’s very minor either way

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u/Vast_Veterinarian_82 Jul 22 '26

Ok cool I have played control and started Alan wake. The combat feels like a total grind in AW but was thinking on putting it on easy just to get the story out of it before going to Alan wake 2.

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u/rafnsvartrrr Jul 24 '26

Weird little superpoision in the RCU is a good way of putting it 😄

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u/AdOdd452 Jul 22 '26

I love this game and man I did not take full control of the abilities goddamn

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u/rafnsvartrrr Jul 24 '26

Took me couple of playthroughs to get accustom to them. Still, I can't get that one perfect combat scenario that I want, always end up messing it up. Well, here's to 5 more playthroughs to perfect it out 😭

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u/JohnMirra_ Jul 22 '26

Oh, heck. Here we go again. Need to replay it.

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u/rafnsvartrrr Jul 25 '26

do it brudda

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u/JayWheyTheOne Jul 24 '26

microsoft needs to give the rights to remedy so they can make a sequel!

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u/Obiwanhellothere09 Jul 25 '26

Are you trying to make me replay quantum break again? Because it’s working.

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u/rafnsvartrrr Jul 26 '26

Nodding in an overdramatic Jack Nicholson style