Most agreed that the game was good, but nothing revolutionary or game changing. It often features in the top 5 free to play games on Steam.Ĭommercially, the game didn’t enjoy too much positive press, though this changed over time. The game officially launched on December 7th of 2011 when the game was added to Steam under the Free To Play games tab. Since then the game has enjoyed a somewhat comfortable player base that have left the game sitting with a general review consensus of “Mostly Positive”.

The closed test consisted of 5000 testers with 10,000 total in the weeks that followed.

This console release will be done in collaboration with Reloaded Productions and “The Workshop Entertainment” with the port out in Q2 2015.ĪPB: Reloaded first officially went live in March of 2011 when a closed beta test for the game was conducted. Originally released on PC, the game is now also coming to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 thanks to Deep Silver, who found massive acclaim with their Saints Row series of open world action games. Publishers for the game have included EA and now K2 Network following the acquisition of the title. Following this, the game was relaunched in 2011 as a free to play title under the name APB Reloaded. In 2012, K2 network merged with another online games developer, Reloaded Games and since then they have been developing and working on the game as Reloaded Productions.

Luckily for the game, in November of 2010, an online games company based in California called K2 Network stepped in and bought APB: All Points Bulletin for £1.5 million. APB: Reloaded is an upcoming console port of the free to play online action shooter on PC that was released in June and July of 2010, in North America and Europe respectively. Originally the game was developed by the Scotland based company, Realtime Worlds, but in August of 2010 they went into administration and in September of the same year, the game servers were announced to be shut down.

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