Posted By Matthew Herst | On 01st, Apr. 2016
Quantum Break
We haven’t gotten our hands on Microsoft’s upcoming time control epic, but what we’ve seen has us very excited. Players can stop bullets in a time bubble only to let them continue on their way after the bubble has dissipated, showering their enemies with lead. The time mechanic is also used to quickly hop through levels, closely examine crime scenes and provide cover. The abilities seem diverse and are being used in incredibly creative ways.
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