Brink (X360)

“Bethesda tries to make it's own Teamfortess 2. Aside from the parkour mechanic(which is awesome), the game falls short.”

“Bethesda tries to make it's own Teamfortess 2. Aside from the parkour mechanic(which is awesome), the game falls short.”

“Not as good as call of duty”

“Not as good as call of duty”

“While an interesting take on FPS, Team Fortress 2 shines well above this. Unfortunately the mishaps of a terrible launch killed a community that could have really kept this game playable.”

“While an interesting take on FPS, Team Fortress 2 shines well above this. Unfortunately the mishaps of a terrible launch killed a community that could have really kept this game playable.”

“Brink takes place in a far-flung technological future on a floating city known as The Ark. Originally built as an experimental, self-sustaining home for 5,000, it became vastly overpopulated after the world’s oceans rose up and devastated...”

“Brink takes place in a far-flung technological future on a floating city known as The Ark. Originally built as an experimental, self-sustaining home for 5,000, it became vastly overpopulated after the world’s oceans rose up and devastated civilization.

It’s a cool premise, but ultimately Brink’s story and characters feel a little underdeveloped. While each mission is tied to the last by a logical narrative thread, the plot is delivered in brief bookending cinematic scenes and optional audio logs that don’t do enough to flesh it out or tie everything together in a satisfying way. Thankfully, the gameplay is more than strong enough to carry you to its conclusion, and offers enough variety to encourage multiple replays.

In my personal opinion to get the most out of this game you need to play multi-player online as the single player mode is not good at all, it feels underdeveloped.
It is a game to play if you are extremely bored, nothing more than to consume some time.”