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Quantum Break arrives on PC here is the hardware requirements

Quantum Break is no longer an exclusive Xbox One: Microsoft has just announced, which confirmed April 5 as the release date of both versions. Quantum Break is a major Triple A games of 2016, with futuristic graphics technology and created by Finnish Remedy Entertainment team, already known for Max Payne and Alan Wake.


Microsoft sets up interesting initiatives also for those who will do the pre-order version of Xbox One Quantum Break. For a limited time, in fact, these players will receive a code to redeem a free copy of Quantum Break PC through the Windows Store.

Noteworthy is also the saving capabilities shared between PC and Xbox One, which will divide the gaming experience between the two formats. Within each copy of Xbox One Quantum Break it will also be including a copy of Alan Wake, with all its DLC, which has recently been enabled through Xbox One platform backward compatibility.

There will also be an Xbox One Quantum Break bundled with 500GB white console and wireless controller combined, a full download Quantum Break and a full download of Alan Wake with additional packages The Signal and The Writer. More details here.
Quantum Break promises to bring back some mechanical made famous by Max Payne, in a very advanced technological environment, based on the new proprietary graphics engine Northlight Engine. It will offer a new way of telling the story, since the events in the game will interact with those of the corresponding television series.




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