APB turns into a free-to-play game thanks to GamersFirst. APB: Reloaded follows the promising work made by Realtime Studios and realizes the full potential of this game, so many times dubbed as Grand Theft Auto Online.

Players who bought APB in its subscription-based model will be able to play this MMO game when it re-launches in the new free-to-play model. The new and upgraded version is developed by the US studio Reloaded Productions Inc, again using the famous Unreal Engine 3.

The monetization issues and balance problems that tormented the original launch are now wiped, giving way to the exciting quality and unique features that APB offers. Customizing the characters and cars, driving, shooting and exploring the districts are now extremely fun tasks.

APB Reloaded free-to-play to be released at retail - July 15, 2011
GamersFirst has announced that APB: Reloaded will also be available in the US as a retail product, thanks to IGS Software.

APB: Reloaded Open Beta next week - May 20, 2011
The recent delay on the APB: Reloaded Open Beta left many players wondering how long they have to wait until they can try the now free-to-play shooter from GamersFirst.

APB: Reloaded Open Beta delayed - May 19, 2011
The APB: Reloaded Open Beta stage was supposed to begin yesterday, but things didn’t go according to plan. GamersFirst announced that the beta has been delayed due to a player disconnect issue that appeared in the last couple of days.

APB Reloaded Open Beta on May 18 - May 3, 2011
GamersFirst just announced that the Open Beta for APB: Reloaded will begin on May 18. APB was first released by Electronic Arts and Realtime Worlds as a retail game with an optional...

APB Reloaded: closed beta date revealed - January 4, 2011
GamersFirst just announced the closed beta date for the revamped APB: Reloaded. Lucky players will be able to try the new APB by the end of February, with details being revealed later this week.