Brink is a game designed to be played online. It is a multiplayer game where-in two teams of eight battle it out over objectives scattered across a futuristic, floating city known as The Ark, designed to be self-sustaining. But as Earth warmed and the ice caps melted, thousands of refugees poured in. As the game starts, the Ark’s population is nine times larger than what it was designed to support.  So here people vie for control of the remaining resources. Here two sides are there, the security forces and the rebels. The security forces want to control everyone for the greater good, while the resistance believes that the answer lies outside the Ark, and resources should be used to search the planet for dry land. You can choose your side from these two sides.

Before you get into a match, however, you have the option to watch extensive tutorial videos that familiarize you with the busy battlefields of Brink. Though they drag on for a while, they are full of good information that can help you get your bearings, especially if you are new to objective-focused, class-based combat.

Teamwork is mandatory here, as players select from four different classes, each with their own special abilities and objectives. For example, only the soldier can plant C4 and only the engineer can repair mechanical devices. The medic can heal teammates, revive downed comrades and offer various health and speed-related boosts. The operative can hack terminals, play dead and disguise himself as the enemy.  The classes can be fully customized with a wide variety of options. There’s character customization, which is so vibrant it allows the player to create any character they want.

So, in short if you have a group of players ready to work together to achieve objectives, talk things over and adjust strategies, you’ll have a blast. We can give marks in the average range.

Via Digital Trends