All Points Bulletin [APB]

gamingxp.com review
The game is really almost nothing wrong. Only the prolonged chase with time a little annoying. If you long to fulfill orders and not enjoy the will, the city just interrupt just this one again and again.
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ign.com review
APB was fun, but not for long enough to warrant me to buy more time, or to even use all of what came with the game. If, six months from now, a great deal of content has been added to the game, then APB may be a great buy. For now, it’s stuck in limbo.
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next-gen.biz review
APB’s odds of survival are, like those of its virtual De Niros and Pacinos, impossible to predict. Even if it fixes enough issues to avoid being labelled the world’s first ‘dumbed-down hardcore shooter’, it seems doomed to comparison with obvious PC staples World Of Warcraft and Counter-Strike.
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gamervision.com review
All Points Bulletin is full of potential. Sadly, retail releases need more than potential. Those looking to jump from another MMO are going to find the content entirely lacking, and those moving in from online shooters will find a third-person shooter system that feels incredibly dated.
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nowgamer.com review
Massively multiplayer games live and die by the population, and as the game stands right now, we can't see many people ponying up for a subscription fee after their initial 50 hours run dry.
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