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Translated from spanish from here ' "Goodbye micropayments." Tomorrow, Steam will give you a free, complete Warhammer 40K game if you've played it in the last year. Speed Freeks, the "Mario Kart of Warhammer 40,000," leaves Early Access on May 22, becoming a paid game. Just days after its release of version 1.0, one of the craziest games in the Warhammer 40,000 universe has surprised its fans with an unexpected change of direction. After several months as a free game in early access, the project has decided to shift towards a more classic model. However, although Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks will now be a paid game , the Caged Element team is giving it a twist: no more microtransactions . Speed Freeks, the multiplayer driving shooter starring the orcs of Games Workshop's universe, will definitively abandon the free-to-play model on May 22nd , the date of its official launch on Steam. From then on, the title will cost 16 euros and include all its content without the need for microtransactions. The developers have also confirmed that the internal store will be removed for new players, although those who have accumulated the Teef virtual currency will still be able to spend it for a year. Those of you who have played so far will get free Speed Freeks. The good news is that those who participated in the game's early stages—whether during Early Access or its free trials—will receive the full version at no additional cost. It's worth mentioning that the game is no longer available for purchase if you didn't do so between August 2024 and yesterday, so there's only one option left for those who haven't played it: pay up. In addition to this change in business model, the project's developers are opting for a more traditional content strategy , based on premium DLC. They explain that the goal is to offer quality updates and maintain a constant flow of new features without relying on aggressive monetization systems. Of course, the community has enthusiastically embraced this decision, appreciating the commitment to a more honest and direct experience . Still, some regret not having taken advantage of the upgrade to a completely free paid version, as access to the game was lost until the full version arrived. However, others allude to a classic saying: "He who doesn't run, flies." ' BTW, you can still get it for free in Steam. But you have very few hours to get it. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2078450/Warhammer_40000_Speed_Freeks/

Anyone here plays this video game? I do and I must admit is far more entertaining than I suspected. Nearly absorbing If some plays it, my username there is AGRAMARLUNAWOLF,so we can duel. And if someone wants to try it (is free, afterall) in this link you can enter, and we can gain ,both, some gold coins: https://horuslegions.page.link/KedwrgKkW9STTuwh9 The official Web page is https://www.horusheresylegions.com/ See you on the Battle fields!

If someone wants a free W40K video-game free, it's your lucky day. W40K Gladius Relics of War is free again for a limited time in Steam and Epic Store Games. But be quick! It's not going to last forever... https://store.steampowered.com/app/489630/Warhammer_40000_Gladius__Relics_of_War/ https://store.epicgames.com/es-ES/p/warhammer-40000-gladius-relics-of-war?epic_creator_id=a19e0bef925b43d98aa7f8e4b6614222

Traditionally, or at least for about the last 30 years, a large number of high-quality artists related to Warhammer have emerged in Spain. Painters, sculptors, designers...and lately illustrators. Israel Llona is one of the latest talents added to the list. His Warhammer works are mostly centred in video games for the British studio Everguild(Horus Heresy Legions and Warpforge, for Horus Heresy and W40K, respectively). Most of the new illustrations of characters were made by him. If you you want to see some of them and other stuff from his portfolio checks those links below: https://www.israelllona.com/ https://wh40kartwork.tumblr.com/tagged/israel llona

Warpforge leaves Early Access! Celebrate with a trove of Promo Codes, Twitch Drops and freebies Who's in?