Splash Damage is no newcomer to the first-person shooter genre having released two Wolfenstein games, Doom 3, and Enemy Territory: Quake Wars in the last decade. With a portfolio comprised of highly-acclaimed titles, we were very excited to hear about the studio's latest creation (see our list: Most Anticipated PC Games of 2011).Released just a week ago, Brink is a class-based multiplayer first-person shooter built with a modified version of idTech 4, a game engine developed and licensed by id Software and published by Bethesda Softworks, the folks behind The Elder Scrolls franchise along with recent iterations of Fallout.Although Brink features single-player and co-op components, Splash Damage's developmental efforts are largely focused on multiplayer. Representing one of two factions, up to 16 people can duke it out across eight maps set on "The Ark," a once-utopian city floating above the flooded remains of Earth.