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Global Agenda to Launch "Free Agent" Update

Tally Callahan

When Global Agenda launched a bit over a year ago (a game we thought had decent co-opability), Hi-Rez Studios originally planned for it to be a subscription-based game. This later changed when they decided they wanted to maintain a non-subscription based model where players had access to everything so long as they had purchased a retail version of the game.The subscription model never saw the light of day. The game also had a generous trial where people wanting to try out the game could have a fairly extensive experience for free with the usual limitations (e.g. level caps, chat restrictions, etc.).

Global Agenda Goes Completely Free-to-Play

Tally Callahan

Hi-Rez Studios has recently announced that they will be dropping the optional subscription fee for multiplayer third-person shooter Global Agenda. Previously, certain features were locked unless you opted for the subscription. Now all players will have access to all the content, making the game completely free-to-play after you pay the box price. As you might remember, Global Agenda is a game that we felt had a lot of good co-op potential. The game is also on sale on Steam at 33% off (bringing it to a little under $27) until July 5th. If you've been curious about the game, now may be a good time to jump on in and check the game out.

Global Agenda Co-Op Review

Tally Callahan

Global Agenda was released earlier this year on the PC and managed to fly under everyone's radar. The game is a stylized hybrid MMO/FPS with optional subscription fees. Luckily you won't have to subscribe to access the game's four player co-op modes. We drop planet side to give the verdict.