I have always really enjoyed playing first person shooters. There is something very relaxing about blowing away loads of pretend bad guys when you’ve had a bad day at the office! Until the other day, I had only ever played FPS games on my own or on a console with a friend. So, I decided to have a look at what free games were available to play online…

That was when I found, ‘Crossfire’. It had some really good user reviews and the screenshots looked pretty good. My laptop is not specifically built for gaming but I thought that it could probably manage to run this okay. I was not disappointed; it all works perfectly.

What an excellent game; I am sure that you can find more realistic ones, but for someone who has not played online before it is a great way to start. Besides, I still get huge pleasure from playing ‘Goldeneye’ on the N64 and that is not exactly ‘state of the art’ by today’s standards… We all like having nice graphics to look at, but the most important factor should always be the gameplay.

If you are a lover of first person shooters and you fancy the idea of dipping your toe into the world of online gaming then have a look at Crossfire. I have only spent a couple of hours on it up to now but I am very impressed. It all plays smoothly and the controls are dead easy. It will be different to play each time because you never quite know how good your opponent is going to be with an AK-47…

Quick thing, I have just checked out the design for this human resources software page and I have to say in my personal opinion it is incredably eye-catching. I was having quite a strenuous time actually finding any details I was searching for however, which made me deliberate what is more significant, attractiveness or usability? Why is it that most sites aren’t actually able to do both?