Enforcers can witness Criminals committing crimes and opt into a mini-mission to stop the Criminal. A stash multiplier grows with the Criminal’s heat rating as they continue their crime spree, while carrying an ever growing pile of dirty money. When Criminals commit open-world crimes they gain a stash of dirty money that must be laundered before it is earned as a mission reward.

New In-Game Witnessing Mechanic Open beta includes a much improved “witnessing” system that captures the core of the cops vs. Keep reading for full details on the relaunched game’s improvements.

If you like Grand Theft Auto and you like shooting virtual people online, there’s really no reason not to give APB: Reloaded a spin. Additional features are planned as well, including clan-based combat mechanics, match making improvements, a new district to explore and added game modes. You can get detailed descriptions of the specific new features below, but they amount to a completely redesigned skill rating system, new mechanics for “witnessing” crimes, new gear to buy and an East Coast data center. The game has been running in a closed beta for a little while now, and this new open sign-up release incorporates many of the new features and improvements that have been undergoing testing. Then you simply download the client and step into APB‘s grim, crime-riddled world. To participate, players will need to sign up for a free account at, which is hosting. The game hasn’t gotten a final release yet, but a press release confirms that the open beta has officially launched. The time has arrived and Reloaded is now here. Realtime Worlds, the original dev, shut down in September 2010, mere months after the game’s June launch, and K2 Network picked up the license, announcing plans to re-launch APB: Reloaded as a free-to-play title. It was essentially a Grand Theft Auto MMO, set in the large, open city of San Paro, where two factions - Enforcers and Criminals - basically traded gunfire back and forth in an elaborate game of cops and robbers. APB: All Points Bulletin was a fine concept for a massively multiplayer online role-playing game that was done in, as we later found out, by mismanagement and a lack of focus on the development side that led to a below-average gameplay experience.

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