Alan Wake may be back in Remedy's hands, but the studio feels that the bar is currently too high for them to work on a sequel right away...or ever.

Quantum Break is a fine example of single-player action done right. But could Remedy Entertainment ever make a multiplayer game? The answer to that, is maybe.

Remedy's Sam Lake has confirmed that Alan Wake returns doesn't actually refer to a game at all, dashing all sequel hopes for now.

That’s it folks! Nothing to see here! Ignore the wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff in front of you! Move along now, because development on Quantum Break has finally wrapped up.

A rating in Brazil suggests that Quantum Break could be coming to PC, but it's certainly not enough evidence for a firm answer.

April 5 is when the game is finally out however, as the Remedy Entertainment developed title is another example of a studio creating something at their own pace. And according to Remedy, every second was needed to create Quantum Break.

The next game from developer Remedy Entertainment, is a proper sci-fi tale with a wibbly wobbly timey wimey bend, as players have to navigate through a fourth dimension that is slowly unravelling. And that's a tale that'll be told through actions and consequences.

“The number one killer is time,” says the new glimpse at Quantum Break’s gameplay. We saw some of the game in action last year. Since then, it appears as if Quantum Break has had a massive shift forward in design.