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Splash Damage--the studio responsible for the first-person parkour shooter Brink and the multiplayer components for both Gears of War and --has announced that it's partnering with Google to develop an exclusive title for the company's cloud gaming service Stadia We're thrilled to finally announce that we're working on an exclusive title in partnership with Google Stadia Splash Damage wrote in a brief blog post At Splash Damage we're always looking to innovate and always looking for partners and platforms that allow us to do just that We've been huge fans of Stadia ever since it was announced and have been…

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Earlier this week the competitive FPS Brink unexpectedly became free-to-play announced only through a brief news post on Steam At QuakeCon this weekend I spoke with Bethesda s VP of Marketing and PR Pete Hines and asked him what fueled the abrupt decision It turns out the reason is pretty simple Why not Todd Vaughn our VP of Development and I had talked about it and sort of kicked around this idea Hines told me Last year I think we had reduced it to like cents and we were like why don t we just make it free Like why…

Splash Damage s first-person shooter Brink official site is out of the blue now free Swing by Steam and its yours for keepsies it s not a free-to-play conversion just Brink being set free Publishers Bethesda don t say why they ve done this perhaps to celebrate QuakeCon this weekend but hey thanks Brink does Splash Damage s usual Wolfenstein Enemy Territory sort of class-based and object-driven action this time taking it to a dystopian futurecity and introducing a natty parkour system I didn t play Brink for very long back in the day but I do still fondly remember…

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Remember that weird Bethesda-published first-person shooter Brink It's now free to download on Steam In addition although it still doesn't have a tonof players it has enough to exceed two other more recent FPSes Yes it's and for some reason we're talking about Brink The game originally launched way back in and it's pretty clear now that it was ahead of its time Brink attempted to be both a class-based and high-mobility shooter well before Overwatch and Titanfall kickstarted the recent renaissance in those genres Brink was met with lukewarm response from critics with GameSpot giving it a Now the…