The multiplayer vehicle battle game "Warhammer 40K: Speedy" developed by Caged Element and released by Wired Productions will end its early experience on May 22, and will launch the official version of 1.0 on the Steam platform.The game will cancel the free mode and will be available for discounts of $15.99/£12.99/€15.99.All players who have participated in the Early Access experience can get the full version of the game for free.This game has accumulated 250,000 players during the early access stage released by PLAION.

Steam Store Page: "Warhammer 40K: Speedy"

“This journey is crazy!” Paul Jeal, senior brand manager at PLAION, said in a press release. “Every moment of working with Caged Element to develop Rapids is enjoyable, especially the enthusiasm and commitment shown by the player community. With everyone’s help, we have laid a solid foundation for the game and it’s great to see it usher in version 1.0.”

Chris Mallinson, game director at Caged Element, added: "Our goal is to create the most 'green-skinned' Warhammer 40K' game. Through the early access phase, thousands of players have achieved this goal with their former publisher PLAION. Now taken over by Wired Productions, we will launch the official version in a new way - I believe players will like this change. Thanks to the two partners for their strong support with Games Workshop. I am very happy to be working with Wired Productions again (previously co-developed GRIP). Leave no-nonsense, WAAAGH!!!"

"Reunion with Caged Element is like going home. I sincerely thank PLAION for its efforts for a smooth transition over the past few months. Based on the outstanding early access results, we have prepared a lot of surprises for the long-term operation after the official launch," said Leo Zullo, managing director of Wired Productions.

Major adjustments to version 1.0 (via Wired Productions)

Thanks to the early access player support, all players who have participated in the test will receive the full version of the game for free.Version 1.0 will remove all in-app purchase systems, and the "Teef" that players have obtained can still be used within 12 months, but the store function will be turned off.The game will subsequently launch new content through traditional DLC.