#warhammer 40000: speed freeks

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Warhammer 40000: Speed Freeks offers hope for a native port

Warhammer 40000: Speed Freeks combat racing game holds hope for a Linux port with Windows PC. Unlocking a wealth of additional insights, courtesy of in-depth disclosures by acclaimed developer Caged Element Inc. Due to be free to play on Steam. Caged Element just announced the early build of Warhammer 40000: Speed Freeks. If you into fast-paced racing and intense shooting action, then this game is for you. It takes place in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, where you get to play as Orks, and they are one tough creature. The best part is that it's free to play, and you can try it out right now in an Alpha Playtest on Steam. In Warhammer 40000: Speed Freeks you'll be driving vehicles and blasting your enemies with powerful weapons. The game features different classes of vehicles, such as damage, tank, and support wagons. Each class has unique abilities that suit different playstyles. So, whether you like causing chaos, being tough and defensive, or helping your team, there's a vehicle for you. Delve into the realm of Caged Element's reply, brimming with tantalizing details on Linux support, as revealed in the email below."

...our porting programmer is pretty fond of the platform I think, so there's potential for it [Linux]. That said, it would need to work well with out current backend to be considered, and it wouldn't be considered until full launch.

There's a glimmer of hope on the horizon for all the Linux gamers out there. The exciting world of Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks might just make its way to your favorite open-source operating system. While we can't confirm it just yet, there's a talented programmer who has set their sights on bringing native gaming goodness to Linux.

Warhammer 40000: Speed Freeks Announcement Trailer

Picture this: the alpha version of the game already runs like a charm on Linux through Proton. While leaving us with a sense of anticipation for an official native build when the full launch arrives. So the chance of racing through the chaotic and thrilling universe of Warhammer 40000: Speed Freeks on your Linux setup might just become a reality. There are multiple maps for you to explore, and each one is an impressive design. No two matches are ever the same, so you'll always have new challenges to face. In the Alpha phase of the game, you'll have access to a limited number of vehicles and levels. But don't worry, it's still tons of fun! One of the game modes available during the Alpha phase is called combat racing conquest mode. It's a thrilling race where you and your team need to capture points and fight for bigger scores. The goal is to reach the finish line first, but it won't be easy. You'll have to push your gas-guzzling vehicle to its limits while dealing with enemy attacks. It's a high-speed battle to the death! Warhammer 40000: Speed Freeks is not just another vehicular combat game. It's the ultimate cult of speed! With 16-player matches, you'll be racing and fighting against real people from around the world. The game's visuals are fantastic, thanks to the powerful Unreal Engine 5. It's like stepping into the Warhammer 40,000 universe and living your wildest dreams. Plus the game also runs well on Linux via Proton, including controller support. So join the Alpha playtest on Steam today. Get a taste of Warhammer 40000: Speed Freeks on Linux via Windows PC. Try it on Steam Deck.

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Check this out!

[brutalgamer]

Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks blasts into Early Access

Combat racing in the Warhammer 40K universe, starring Orks, seems like a recipe for big fun, and you can check it out now on PC.

[warsmith-wolf]

Shooty Gulfrag’s Shooty Gits

When WAAAGH! Ghrutak came to Nordainne, Imperial analysts came to surmise that Warlord Ghrutak da Mangla had united two ‘lesser’ warbands under his fungal fist - Speedboss Zardakka’s Evil Sunz SpeedWAAAGH!, and the clanking dreads and tanks of wily old Mekboss Urdwak Grimlag. It was of little surprise to anyone that the first orks to be encountered on the ground front were also the fastest, and Shoota Boy mobs such as this were plentiful, mounted in souped up Trukks and Trakks. Shooty Gulfrag’s mob was one of hundreds, its size limited only by the holds of the Trukks he could jam them into, and the drop troops of I Corps’ landings during Operation BUCKSHOT ran into red-clad greenskins in their thousands.

And it only took me 3 years to get a 10 man mob painted, too...

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Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freek Fighta

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Orctober 2020, Day 5: Speedy!

LOOK ‘ERE ITZ A SPEED FREEK ‘ROM WARHAMMER

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[warsmith-wolf]

Facebreaka

Of all the skymobs under Kommodore Draznag Gitblitza’s command during WAAAGH! Ghrutak’s unwelcome intrusion into the Imperial reconquest of Nordainne, the fighta-bommers of Reapa Skwadron were among the most infamous. ‘Bommer’ Brukk and his Facebreaka came to particular renown, as his personal gaggle of flyboyz, ‘da Deffbringas’, were well known among their orkish brethren for their obsession with big bomms and proppa ‘splodey gubbins. Of course, Brukk and his wingboyz often required reminding that it’s a good idea to pull out of a dive at the end of it...

I’ve had this chap painted up for a while now, though the transfer decals are new! He represents the Ace Toofkraker / Big Burna in-game, because ground attack is the best attack.

[warsmith-wolf]

Facebreaka II: Da Right ‘Un Dis Time

Given the inherent disorganisation within Ork mobs, it is of little surprise that Imperial lexarchivists are not necessarily correct in identifying hierarchy within greenskin vehicle units - after all, it’s hard to figure out which of them is the biggest an’ meanest when they’re all behind cockpit glass! Reapa Skwadron, however, was known for using white stripes to identify its Flybosses and Ace Boyz, by which metric we can now correctly identify this Fighta-Bommer as ‘Bommer’ Brukk’s Facebreaka. It is unclear which of the other members of Da Deffbringas his wingboy actually is - either Big Zogga or Gurdak’s Revenge - but the skull-and-crossbones marking on the nose suggests renown, perhaps having bombed something impressively in a most guffaw-inducing manner.

A mismatch of red panels is endemic to the vast majority of flyers in not only Da Deffbringas’ skymob or Reapa Skwadron, but the Air Horde as a whole. Most of their craft are patched together with bits taken from others of their kind, given that the number of targets bommed and number of bommers rammed into the ground on a sortie is usually the same...

[warsmith-wolf]

Rootin’ Tootin’ Dakka Shootin’

Connoisseur of all things that make very loud noises and lob hot metal at things, Shooty Gulfrag has consistently carried the largest weapon he can physically lift while still being able to clobber gits with it, and only kommon Evil Sun decency (and a desire to keep bullying 'iz Boyz) has prevented him from grabbing a proper snazzgun and going fully Flash Git. Though Kustom Shootas may not be as fancy or as flashy as a mekboy's Kombi- jobs, Gulfrag is of the belief that sticking uvva bits onto 'iz shoota dat ain't more shootas will just get in the way of his enjoyment of the art of dakka, and that skorchas and rokkits are for "no-good fancy gitz 'oo ain't got a brain fer da klassiks".

Yes, kustom shootas are an Index-only option, and they're not as competitive as pure melee Nobz or kombi-skorchas. But they're cool and incredibly cheap, so who cares?