Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO), has gone free-to-play this week in a controversial move that has many hardcore players up in arms. Players are angry that the existing problem of cheating will get much worse now that anyone can make a disposable account to play.
One of the most popular FPS games of the last decade, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive ( CS:GO), has gone free-to-play this week in a controversial move that has many hardcore players up in arms.
Developers Valve announced that the full game of CS:GO would be available to all players for free. Previously, the game had been relatively cheap at $14.99, but now anyone can download the game at no cost. There will be a premium tier available, called prime status, which will be given to players who have already bought the game, and new players can get prime status too by either reaching rank 21 or by paying $14.
