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Quantum Break heads to Windows PC and Xbox One on 5 April, and ahead of the game’s release, Stevivor will present a heap of guides to get the most out of Remedy’s newest.
We continue coverage with a handy guide that helps you collect all of the Narrative Objects, Quantum Ripples, Chronon Sources and Intel within Quantum Break‘s Act 2-2.
Missed one or two? Click on the links below to go to those collectibles specifically:
- Narrative Object 01/13 (Video File: Sofia Amaral’s Chronon Presentation)
- Narrative Object 02/13 (Email: Chronon tech Phase 2 milestones)
- Chronon Source 01/07
- Chronon Source 02/07
- Chronon Source 03/07
- Narrative Object 03/13 (Document: Trailer Note)
- Narrative Object 04/13 (Audio File: Theresa Sedmak Riverport Radio Show (PR))
- Narrative Object 05/13 (Email: MY SCREENPLAY!!!)
- Narrative Object 06/13 (Email: RE: Next Steps)
- Chronon Source 04/07
- Narrative Object 07/13 (Image: Ground Zero Warning Sign)
- Quantum Ripple 01/01
- Narrative Object 08/13 (Email: TRESPASSER ALERT)
- Narrative Object 09/13 (Email: RE: Dr. Kim’s lab and Serene’s treatment)
- Intel 01/01 (Intel: Sudden Stop)
- Narrative Object 10/13 (Email: RE: Jack)
- Chronon Source 05/07
- Narrative Object 11/13 (Email: RE: Liam Burke’s Status)
- Chronon Source 06/07
- Narrative Object 12/13 (Email: Liam Burke psych evaluation)
- Narrative Object 13/13 (Email: Amy Ferrero)
- Chronon Source 07/07
Narrative Objects can range from emails to radio programs, and each provides a deeper look into the story of Quantum Break. Quantum Ripples add extra content to the game’s live action television episodes. Chronon Sources add more power to Jack Joyce’s time-based abilities and Intel provide more insight to the game’s characters.
All Quantum Break collectibles
Act 1: 1-1 (Coming 5 April) | 1-2 | 1-3 | Junction 1
Act 2: 2-1 | 2-2 | 2-3 | Junction 2
Act 3+: Coming 5 April
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