Warhammer 40,000 Speed Freeks is currently free on PC

Ready for some free 40K Combat racing?

Every week, the Epic Games Store gives away at least one free PC game. This week, Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks and The Ouroboros King are available for free on the Epic Games Store.

Speed Freeks, the Warhammer 40,000 multiplayer combat racer, only launched last year on PC and arrived on consoles earlier this year. The Ouroboros King is a chess-infused roguelike that merges classic chess mechanics with some unique gameplay twists.

Speed Freeks allows players to craft custom buggies, tanks, and helicopters and challenge bots and other players to explosive Ork combat. Players can craft custom vehicles and maps for combat and share them online with the game’s Creation Workshop. The game has cross-play multiplayer, allowing gamers to play with their friends regardless of their preferred platform. Ready to join ” da kult of speed”?

PC gamers can grab their free copies of Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks and The Ouroboros King on the Epic Games Store until June 18th at 4 PM BST. Next week, Citazen Sleeper and Robobeat will be available for free on Epic Games’ PC storefront.

You can join the discussion on Speed Freeks being available for free on PC on the OC3D Forums.

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