Starting on APB (their most successful … Starting on APB (their most successful game): Pay real cash for overpowered weapons and defeat everyone; Pay real cash for one kit for each car (there are 2-3 kits per car in 10-12 cars); Pay real cash to get bonus money and contact progress ("xp"); Pay real cash to get parts of clothes for outfits; Pay real cash for added vehicle customization; Pay real cash for added character customization; Pay real cash for every single new content they release; Pay real cash for a buggy, poorly-optimized, poorly updated game with mediocre content and no support. Pros: APB has a surprisingly deep story and complex background; cons: it was made by RTS, NOT GAMERSFIRST. This was just ONE game, don't get me started on Fallen Earth.

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MoneyFirst Terrible company only looking to drain as much money from their players as they can with a notorious nickname like MoneyFirst. Similar to Ubisoft but on a smaller scale.

APB Reloaded player Played up to 45hrs of this game and only started it a couple of weeks ago. Really really fun game, but there's next to no development on it as far as I've researched (bar a few reskinned weapons). No balancing in-game (for something that is 6 years old, this is ridiculous), overpowered/underpowered weapons, a lot of hackers and unfriendly to new players. Needs to be balanced, worked upon and improved. The company just seem to be in it for the money, rather than the game itself. If players see that they're trying, and the game becomes balanced, the community will grow. Many people avoid this game sheerly because it's massively unbalanced and unfair. Check the games steam reviews developers. Hire proper admins, instead of prepubescent teens as it appears. Make the game fair and fun.

Not a bad start For free to play online games, but they really need to improve their selection of games. It's not a bad thing to have fever games than the rest of the sites. So i guess keep it up and sign with some more dev's out there.