Uploaded June 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Global Agenda: Free Agent is free-to-play team-based and fast-paced sci-fi MMORPG.It is developed by Hi-Rez Studios by using Unreal Engine 3 and published by the same company.


Global Agenda mixes a science-fiction setting with a secret agent backdrop, leading the developers to refer to the game genre as spy fiction that includes elements of science fiction. The game features a third-person camera view, although some weapons allow scoping in a first-person view using a mouse action. Characters have jetpacks, as well as various weapon types, including melee. Global Agenda features a large degree of variability in player appearance with unique achievement based flair items; almost all player items can be re-colored using dyes for additional personalization.
The game features four classes all have customizable skill trees and their own weapons:

Classes:
1.Recon:
- The recon class specializes in stealth tactics and ranged combat. Recon players have the tools to move around quickly and undetected while also being very proficient in taking out enemies from afar. The recon plays an important role both in PvP objectives and PvE Missions, providing quick disposal of dangerous threats.

2.Medic:
- Medics play the healing role in Global Agenda, and are vital to a team's success in most missions. This class is has numerous items to heal and buff their group ranging from healing guns to healing grenades. Medics are also given the ability to spread toxins to enemies and also have a nice poison damage niche in Global Agenda.

3.Assault:
- The assault class utilizes heavy weapons and explosives to deal tremendous damage on the battlefield. Assault is the closest thing to a 'Tank' in Global Agenda. They specialize in miniguns and rocket launchers and have skills to allow them to sustain large amounts of damage while their teammates assist.

4.Robotics:
- Turrets, shields, and gadgets make up the robotics arsenal. This class takes advantage of tactical equipment to hold their ground in combat. Robotics players are extremely useful in team combat as they provide priceless support to their allies. A well placed turret or some mobile cover can make all the difference in a challenging encounter.

As a player progresses, his character gains Skill points, which can be used to gain small, cumulative increases to the player's devices and armor. Each class has 3 'trees' the player can spend Skill points in, with the more powerful buffs requiring a larger investment into a single tree to reach.

All 4 classes share the 'Balanced' tree, which includes general buffs to Health, damage, Power Pool, and Protection. Each class also has 2 more trees that are specific to each class.

Skill Trees:
Recon Skill Trees:
Markmanship - Bonuses to the Recon's Rifles including increased range, quicker accuracy centering, reduced Power costs, as well as increased duration and potency of Stims.
Infiltration - Boosts the effectiveness of Recon melee attacks and explosive charges.

Medic Skill Trees:
Healing - Increases the potency of the Medic's specialty devices and Healing off-hands.
Poison - Increases the damage and effect of the Medic's Poison debuffs and related devices.

Assault Skill Trees:
Tank - Increases the Assault's Protections and defensive off-hands.
Destroyer - Increases the potency of the Assault's Specialty weapons and explosive off-hands.

Robotics Skill Trees:
Engineer - Increases the effects of the Robotics' Stations and Turrets, as well as the Repair Arms
Drones - Increases the effectiveness of the Robotics' Drones and Rifles.


Dyes:
- Suits and some weapon devices can be dyed. There are three dye slots for suits; Primary, Secondary, and Emissive. There are two dye slots for weapons; Primary and Emissive. Emissive is the glowing part of the armour or weapon. Dyes of higher tiers are generally more vibrant or saturated and lower tiers are more pastel.

Official site: globalagendagame.com