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What Reloaded studios PROMISED everyone on the APB:Reloaded RETAIL BOX:

- Asylum District
- Racing District
- Clan Wars (aka turf wars)

This was to be delivered by the end of 2012. None of it happened.

We're now by the end of 2013 in all this time and what they actually delivered was:

- Fightclub (A deathmatch mode which is basically a rehash of already existing city parts but with boundaries so that you don't actually load the entire city which causes horrible performance issues)
- Lucky box 1 LIMITED TIME ONLY!!! EXCLUSIVE!! BUY NOW!!! SALE!!!! (gambling real money for p2win items)
- Lucky box 2
- Lucky box 3
- Lucky box 4
- Lucky box 5
- Lucky box 6
- Lucky box 7
- Lucky box 8
- Re-hued machinegun (grey to gold) skins for 15€

Also, they will try to sell you the idea that this game is not P2WIN, I'd say that's arguable... Boosters vs Grindfest, Nano vs... everything else.


Update:
Make that...
- Lucky Box 9, 10 and 11 now.

If you enjoyed Diablo 2 this is it's true spiritual successor.
While it may lack FMVs and Deckard Kain's narration, it makes up for it in brilliant gameplay that doesn't just borrow elements from it's spiritual predecessor but also improves on it greatly.
It has a skill system reminiscent of the materia system from Final Fantasy VII, which works suprisingly well in conjunction with a huge passive skill tree that offers players nearly endless character building options.
The game is free to play but unlike others, it doesn't have any kind of sneaky catch or pay 2 win.

Highly Recommended!

A brilliant and immerisve open-world FPS as I haven't played in a long time.
Wtih stunning graphics, ambience and a compelling storyline it makes it the best vacations you'll ever take in a videogame.

Absolutely Recommended!

This game is very hard to describe as it is one of a kind.
I could label it as a space program simulator but that really doesn't do Kerbal Space Program justice.

Kerbal Space Program is essentially a game about managing your own space program, building your own rockets, planes, ships, space stations, landers, or any silly contraption you imagine really, and taking your poor victims.. err Kerbals.. to the stars!
It runs on a semi-realistic physics and astronomy system where you can see every single part of your ship explode spectacularly as your poor Kerbals show their expressions of despair throughout the ride.
This is a game about building and exploring the Kerbal Solar System and each of it's astral bodies, about making silly contraptions and planting flags on unexplored worlds.

And if you ever want to go beyond the far reaches of the solar system, there's also a plethora of mods already available for Kerbal Space Program despite it being only in alpha stage... Even a multiplayer mod.

I haven't sinked as many hours into a single videogame for a very long time as I did with Kerbal Space Program.


This is Rocket Science the videogame and is an ABSOLUTE MUST!


WARNING SIDE-EFFECTS:
You will learn a few concepts of aerodynamics, physics and astronomy just by having fun!

This game ROCKS of awesomeness.
The soundtrack is fantastic and fits the platformer\brawler gameplay just perfect!

I'm editing this review a year after I bought the game.

The game offers a sort of "smash brothers" gameplay with a bit more gore and with a 90's movie cliché theme.
It's essentially a multiplayer-only playformer-brawler with weapon pickups and lots of last second reflexes involved. While it's tons of fun, to my sadness it doesn't have all that big of a community so the server selection tends to be limited unless you go matchmaking which I tend to avoid.

The Showdown Effect also has it's issues, when one player on the server is lagging everyone else will suffer from it which is not good at all for a quick reaction game, and some balacing issues still need to be addressed.

Despite it's issues and small community, I STILL highly recommend this game simply because IT'S TONS OF FUN.
But I recommend it mostly as I would Magicka, with friends.

You get into a resource room seemingly empty, only to find out soon enough the danger that was lurking in the air ducts as an alien jumps you.
Your squad kills it but a few more come, and as you're retreating the lights are cut.
You turn on your flashlight to get only but a glimpse of a group of aliens around you before dying a horrible death.

Not many multiplayer games manage to give you an immersive experience such as this. I definitely recommend Natural Selection.

Thought "that" particular moment in FFVII was touching? Wait until you play this game.

It's hard to review To the Moon because it's not actually a game, It's more of an interactive story.
But I must say, once I started it I couldn't stop and "played" it straight throughout it's 4-5 hours length. It's a beautiful story with a breathtaking soundtrack that will melt the coldest of hearts.

If you haven't shed a single tear by the end of To the Moon, you have no soul.