APB: Reloaded

Reloaded Productions · Dec 6, 2011

Mature

About

In the world of APB:Reloaded the line is drawn between those that enforce the law and those that break it. Play the world’s first and premier Action MMO Third Person Shooter. Choose to be a licenced Enforcer and stop crimes, serve the citizens of San Paro and lay down the law to whomever decides to break it. Choose a Criminal life and take what you want, destroy whatever you want and strike fear into anyone who dares cross your path. No matter what your choice APB:Reloaded offers players the richest character customization available today and tons of modifications to be used with your weapons or vehicles. APB:Reloaded allows you to play your way in two large city districts, multiple multiplayer game modes and a progression system filled with rewards, equipment and cash.

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Critic reviews

Games Radar+
Nathan Grayson · Jan 06, 2012
6.0
It's honestly heartbreaking, because many of the game's ideas teeter on the cusp of being revolutionary. As is, however, All Points Bulletin: Reloaded fires far too many blanks. Free is a tough price to turn down, but the city of San Paro is – at best – a vacation spot. We simply can't recommend an extended stay.
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Euro Gamer
Quintin Smith · Aug 07, 2012
5.0
This isn't a great game, it's not even a good game, but it is the closest thing we've got to a cops-and-robbers MMO - which is, I suspect, one of the all-time great video game concepts. One day, somebody's going to do it right, and they're going to become very rich indeed.
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Game Watcher
Emmanuel Brown · Jan 23, 2012
6.0
With those restrictions in mind though, APB:Reloaded works pretty well if you’re willing to just drop in every now and then for a couple of firefights and a quick look around. If you can’t be bothered to spend a few hours in the combat areas to increase your stature, there are micropayments that allow you to grab individual items quickly, and GamersFirst has to be commended for not unbalancing the game completely with that subscription model.
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Game Watcher
Joe Robinson · Jul 20, 2010
6.0
If APB is anything, it's a blank canvas. The creativity the game can inspire is truly one of the best features of the game. Unfortunately, it puts everything else in such a negative context. Combat and missions are simply a means to an end, and they feel like it too. Ultimately, it's a harsh blow to any game's credibility where the most in depth feature of a game is the character customization at the very beginning.
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IGN
José L. Ortega · Jul 13, 2016
2.0
APB Reloaded es gratis (aunque requiere ser suscriptores de Xbox Live Gold), pero ni siquiera merece que invirtáis vuestro tiempo o que gastéis ancho de banda ni espacio en el disco duro de vuestra Xbox One. Un producto indigno a todas luces que no merece la pena ni para sacar sus logros más fáciles. Solo lo disfrutaréis si os gusta que os torturen.
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Euro Gamer
Aníbal Gonçalves · Feb 16, 2012
6.0
A natureza imediata do jogo, com missões rápidas e mundos compactos permitem estar sempre em ação, e isso é gratificação imediata. No entanto, faltam-lhe mais do que camisas floridas e caçadeiras mortíferas para criar uma relação de compromisso com o jogador, o cerne de um MMO.
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