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Global Agenda 

Free to play MMOTPS with some mild RPG elements. Features single player content to level 15 or so, then requires you to team up with other players to progress beyond that point. There is PvE in the form of 4-man missions that consist of fighting your way to a boss and defeating it; and goal oriented PvP including modes similar to capture the flag (in this case, a robot you must get inside and drive to your spawn without getting destroyed), capture/hold control points, and payload, which is similar to control point but the point slowly moves along a track.

There are 4 classes, Assault (Heavy DPS/Tank), Recon (Stealth and Ranged DPS), Robotics (Pet DPS and Support) and Medic (Healing and light/moderate Poison DPS). These classes can be improved with skill points, earned every other level (to a max of 13), which are placed in one of the three skill-trees available to your class.

As of July 2011 the level cap is 50, but as with any MMOG, that can change later. Supports standard WADS + Mouse control scheme as well as controllers (although menus require mouse control).

Available through Steam for free, also as a stand alone download from the developer's website.
Global Agenda is an awesome MMOTPS that requires teamwork to succeed and is a lot of fun.
Global Agenda by AngryDeuce July 11, 2011
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Global Agenda 

A F2P 3rd Person shooter also known as GA that actually requires team work to win the Missions or Spec Ops
Note:Missions is PvP Were you have a team of 12 on 12 there are many different mods for it. Spec Ops Is PvE were you have a team of 4 going against the internment and at the end of it there is a boss:there is a time limit to the Spec Ops so do hurry
shadow:Are you getting on Global agenda?

Rakon: Yes why?

Shadow: hold on I will get on and we can work together in missions to win

Rakon: awesome want to get on vent or use in-game voice chat?
Shadow: In-game vent laggs my game up since the graphics on Global agenda are so amazing
Global Agenda by Shadowcrest June 13, 2011
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