The game launched to technical issues, and flack from those expecting something different from single player than what was presented.

For those who want a strong example of team/class/ob­jective based multiplayer this should hit the spot, if they are willing to put in time to get past the learning curve as well as the ability curve.

Is this supposed to be a simulation of the chaos of real battle- I ask because I have no idea what's going on. There are people shooting, people yelling, people running all over the map (except where I am, next to the objective, you know, over here guys, guys…).

It reminds me of one of those games kids play with lots of yelling and squaling and laughing, where no-one seems to agree on the rules yet everyone is having a good time.

Initially I hated Brink. I stuck with it and learnt that the problem is not with the game, it is just that I am used to slow, sneaky, stealth shooters. Brink is about as far as you can get from slow and sneaky.

It has frenetic action, interesting visuals, cool accents, and enough of a story to hang the game on but no more. It has a class system. That means you have a role in the team but you can change this role very quickly if needed (if someone disconnects, for example).

It is a team game. Lone wolves are going to spend a lot of time trudging back from respawn points. Unfortunately, the AI team members are a bit flaky. Then again, so are the opposing team, so single-player isn't too bad.

However, single-player is not why you should buy this. If you want to play on your own, get Deus Ex (extremely highly recommended). This is a team shooter. Just like the noisy kids, you need to play with others to have the best fun.

the smart (Smooth movement across random Terran )system brings alot to this game the customizing is great with tons of combinations with weapons and cloths so u can make your character truly unique do your self a favor and scroll to the top of the page and click add to trolley