The sale of the IP rights for online multiplayer title APB: All Points Bulletin, has resulted in the administrator, Begbies Traynor, of its former developer, Realtime Worlds, being able to clear former unpaid wage claims and outstanding holiday entitlements.
The title has been snapped up by the parent company of GamersFirst, K2 Network, and will be made avilable on a free-to-play model as opposed to the former monthly subscription basis the game was released with. The newest form of the title will be due for release in the first half of next year.
The title will also receive tweaks to its gameplay courtesy of GamerFirst's subsidary Reloaded Productions with the use of Epic's Unreal Engine 3.
There may be no need to return your copies of APB: All Points Bulletin to the retailer after all. Looking forward to playing the game again when it gets a new lease of life next year? Any thoughts, feel free to post them down below.
Source: Games Industry Biz
The title has been snapped up by the parent company of GamersFirst, K2 Network, and will be made avilable on a free-to-play model as opposed to the former monthly subscription basis the game was released with. The newest form of the title will be due for release in the first half of next year.
The title will also receive tweaks to its gameplay courtesy of GamerFirst's subsidary Reloaded Productions with the use of Epic's Unreal Engine 3.
There may be no need to return your copies of APB: All Points Bulletin to the retailer after all. Looking forward to playing the game again when it gets a new lease of life next year? Any thoughts, feel free to post them down below.
Source: Games Industry Biz
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