Despite apparently being a hit title, Quantum Break has been giving gamers some problems in the form of bugs both large and small. Remedy is aware of some of these bugs, and on their forums have promised to do what they can to fix some of them. However, they also note that some of things players are asking for is not fixable by them, or won’t be fixed cause it was a design choice. You can read the full breakdown here, while below you can read Remedy’s statement on the matter:
“The entire development team at Remedy Entertainment and Microsoft Studios want to thank all our fans for the success that Quantum Break has experienced since it launched last week on April 5. We have spent the last four years working on Quantum Break – the ultimate Remedy Entertainment game as we call it – and to see how warmly it has been received by gamers worldwide has been exhilarating and incredibly rewarding.
We are aware that some players are facing issues with the Windows 10 version of Quantum Break and some extent on Xbox One. We want to let you know that we are working diligently with Microsoft Studios on addressing all the feedback; below are the things we know about today that are being worked on.
We want to thank our fans again for all their continued support for Remedy and apologize for any problems you have faced playing Quantum Break. We are paying close attention to forums and the discussion online about Quantum Break and are doing our best to solve the issues you are experiencing.
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