Cops and Robbers Guide

"G" Class

All Hot Pursuit and Interceptor events require a "G" class vehicle. This applies to both Racer and Cop vehicles, which can be purchased in the car dealer. All "G" class vehicles cannot be performance-tuned. Specific events will require G1 or G2 classes, and all of these vehicles can be "disabled" even outside of G events! Enter and exit your safehouse after every event so the car remains drivable and ready for the next G event!

The objectives are simple... Cops need to shut down the race and prevent any racers from finishing the race. Racers need to work together in a co-op manner so a team member can cross the finish line.

Unique to "G" class is damageable vehicles. Both Cops and Racers have a limit to how much damage their vehicle can take, so be careful! WE RECOMMEND ENTERING AND LEAVING THE SAFEHOUSE AFTER EVERY "G" CLASS EVENT so your vehicle's damage will be corrected! Failure to enter the safehouse means your vehicle will remain disabled or the vehicle's health will continue depleting.

Drivers can play on both Hot Pursuit and Interceptor events. Hot Pursuits can have up to 8 players, while Interceptors can only have 2 players.

Cops will be deploying roadblocks and other tactics throughout each race, so watch out! Roadblocks will cause heavy damage to your vehicle!

All Racer vehicles can be customized with skill mods, aftermarket parts, vinyls, and paint modifications. Cops have higher performance than Racers. However, Racers have the advantage of skill mods and choosing a versatile car which can be evasive.

Rewards can be claimed through Achievements after every successful event, depending on your team's result. RACE REWARDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN OUT UNTIL THE EVENT ENDS. QUITTING THE EVENT EARLY WILL FORFEIT YOUR REWARD, EVEN IF YOUR TEAM WINS!

MUST BE CLAIMED BEFORE ANY ADDITIONAL REWARDS CAN BE EARNED! Claim your achievement after every team win so you can keep earning more.