Warface isn’t quite as free-to-play on Xbox 360 as it is on PC (where it’s still in beta); you need a Gold subscription to enter the fray. It’s a foggy distinction which seems to vary by the game, as World of Tanks: Xbox 360 Edition will at least allow Silver members a trial edition (via Polygon).

Warface’s co-op missions and team-based versus modes will both be available when the game arrives on Xbox 360 in early 2014. Oddly, neither Crytek nor Microsoft have announced Xbox One plans for the game, but we wouldn’t be surprised to hear of them soon.

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APB has come a long way since running down crackheads and scarfing donuts in its 1987 namesake: after a troubled false-start under original developer Realtime Worlds, the relaunched title has been building steam under open beta since earlier this year. Now publisher GamersFirst is ready to push the game onto store shelves. The retail version has an RRP of $29.95, and includes bonus content in the form of free in-game credit, a month’s experience-boosting Premium access, the Cisco Z180 AWD vehicle and Magnum ACT-44 sidearm.

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APB Reloaded’s Fight Club update aims to keep the game’s focus on the fast-action team-play that Reloaded Productions is making the game’s signature. The mode boils the game’s open-world action down into smaller zones across the city, which play host to territorial battles focused on team-play and tight squad tactics. Reloaded Productions aims to expand this mode with weekly challenges and an ever-expanding roster of game modes to augment APB’s sandbox driving and gunplay action. For updates straight from the team themselves, head to the development blog.

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