14 DAY TRIAL // Quantum Break is an exclusive title made by Remedy Entertainment for the Xbox One, but it looks like it might be coming to the PC as well.
Remedy Entertainment made a name for itself with the Max Payne series, but the company switched gears when it started to make a game exclusively for the old Xbox 360. It was named Alan Wake and it stayed in development for a long time.
In fact, it almost became vaporware at some point. When it was eventually released exclusively for Xbox 360, it wasn't all that revolutionary anymore, despite having one of the single-player campaigns at that time.
Alan Wake eventually made it to the PC and the community was kind of hoping that Remedy Entertainment won't make the same mistake twice, or at least Microsoft will be a little bit wiser. That hasn't happened, of course.
Quantum Break is launching exclusively for Xbox One
Remedy Entertainment must make some pretty amazing arguments when they are trying to convince Microsoft to let them make another exclusive game for their console. It took forever to get Alan Wake to the players and Quantum Break is fast on its way to share the same fate.
Quantum Break is a third-person shooter that was initially announced back in 2013, at E3. The launch date is set for April 5, 2016, and there is no reason to think that it's going to be late, but this is Remedy Entertainment.
The thing is that the guys from gematsu.com have spotted the Quantum Break for PC being investigated by the Brazil Advisory Rating Board. After the news spread across the internet, it was pulled, but the information was out. It also helps that Microsoft hasn't ruled out porting any game from Xbox One to PC at a much faster pace.
The latest Tomb Raider landed on the PC platform just two months of Xbox One exclusivity, so we have a lot of hope.
