Omerta Game LTD have announced the first round of Reset-o-Meter determined resets for their popular browser-based gangster MMORPG, Omerta. Players have used the Reset-o-Meter to reset 3 separate versions in one day, including the massively popular Dutch and International versions of the game.

The Reset-o-Meter allows players to vote for a reset at any time they wish. Players can cast one vote per week on whether Omerta should reset or not. If the voting is in favour of a reset, the version will be declared over and will relaunch the following week. Players of the International, Dutch and Portuguese versions of Omerta are the first to use this system to decide they're ready for a reset.

The International, Dutch and Portuguese versions of Omerta are resetting today.

Register for the International version of Omerta here: http://www.barafranca.com/

Register for the Dutch version here: http://www.barafranca.nl

Register for the Portuguese version here: http://www.barafranca.com.pt

Players can also register and login using their Facebook details: http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=209330669094906

About Omerta

Omerta has been online since 2003 and can rightfully claim to be the 'Godfather of all Mafia games' – and the longest-established and biggest free-to-play, massively multi-player gangster game on the web, having already achieved a number of impressive milestones including over 4 million individual registrations.

Omerta began in 2003 as an amateur project, in a bedroom in Groningen, the Netherlands.

Omerta Game Ltd was founded in 2004 to manage and further develop Omerta. It now boasts full-time staff situated in numerous offices across the world – from Eastern Asia to Western Europe – as well as global network of over 200 volunteers.

Omerta is available in 28 languages. Regional (single-language) versions are available in Dutch, French, German, Portuguese/Brazilian, Turkish and the 'Nordic' languages (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish).

Already more than 4.1 million people have played Omerta, with more than 80'000 players logging in every day to live the life of a Mafia don.