Quantum Break “Likely Delayed” to 2016

By Alex Osborn

Quantum Break, the upcoming Xbox One third-person action game from Remedy Entertainment, is apparently not coming out this year after all. 

According to a post on Twitter by Dae Jim, the Dutch Community and Social Media Coordinator at Microsoft, the game is "likely delayed" and won't release until sometime in 2016. Seeing as how Remedy is notorious for delaying its games, this doesn't come as all too much of a surprise.

 

Quantum Break is a narrative-heavy action game from the same development studio that crafted Alan Wake for Xbox 360. For more on this exciting Xbox One exclusive, check out this stunning gameplay demo.

[Via NeoGAF]

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