Warhammer 40,000: Dakka Squadron - Flyboyz Edition Steam CD Key
Warhammer 40,000: Dakka Squadron is a dynamic, arcade shooter in which we control an airship. The production was set in the universe of miniature battle game Warhammer 40,000. Contrary to many other productions using this license, we are not human-directed in this title. Instead, we play the role of an orc pilot. The game was developed by Phosphor Games studio, known from The Brookhaven Experiment. Warhammer 40,000: Dakka Squadron takes us to the Warhammer 40,000 universe, torn apart by endless conflict between multiple races and factions. The player takes on the role of a representative of the orcs who are thirsty for battle, who, despite their apparent simplicity and outdated technology, pose a huge threat to all inhabitants of the galaxy (including other orcs). Dakka Squadron is a dynamic shooter in which we control various types of flying machines. We can play the role of an orc belonging to one of several clans (Blood Axes, Goffs, Bad Moons, Death Skullz and Evil Sunz). Each of them offers different types of bonuses and passive abilities, as well as different colors available within a given clan. We also have various vehicles at our disposal, such as Dakkajety, Burna-Bommy and Blitza-Bommy. We start as an insignificant pilot (so-called Flyboy) with a weak ship, but over time - by completing missions and fulfilling various challenges - we climb higher and higher in the hierarchy of our clan and gain access to better and better equipment and weapons. We have at our disposal, among others machine guns, bombs or rockets. We are also gradually developing our squadron of pilots. The flying mechanics focuses mainly on dexterity - we have to be vigilant, we can make sudden turns or dive to avoid enemy fire or get rid of the enemy sitting on our tail. It is worth noting that the missions take place on various planets and require attacking targets both in the air and on the ground (e.g. carrying out carpet bombings). Sometimes we also have to ensure the safety of the convoy by dealing with enemy pilots. In the case of the mobile release of Warhammer 40,000: Dakka Squadron, we can only play alone. The basis of the game is a fictional campaign consisting of several dozen missions, as part of which we perform missions on other planets. However, on consoles and personal computers there is also an option to face other players in multiplayer matches. Thanks to this, we can, among others take part in a battle with up to 60 pilots.
