Wheels of Duty

Wheels of Duty completely rewrites the rules of the tactical post-apocalypse by delivering a glorious, free-to-play multiplayer shooter where humanity has adapted to a global crippling virus the only way it can: on high-powered, weaponized wheelchairs. Spending exactly 30 minutes inside the client allows you to fully experience the baseline absurdity of its primary modes before the lack of an active player base sets in.The gameplay is a fast-paced, deeply surreal arena shooter. Instead of standard tactical wall-runs, you are literally drifting around tight corners in custom rigs, using rapid-fire guns to blow away bots across minimalist maps. It features standard modes like Team Deathmatch and Gun Game, which play out with surprising kinetic speed for a passion project. Naturally, the game has its fair share of indie jank—the physics feel incredibly floaty, and finding a real online lobby without pre-made friends is quite a lottery. However, as a quick mechanical joke that respects your Steam profile by omitting useless tracking achievements, it is a brilliant and memorable half-hour palette cleanser.

Phuck you

Makes me feel like a real disabled person!

i hope the people at my lan party get disabled in real life

the color of my skin did not affect how well i performed in this game

At first I was enjoying the game's silliness, but suddenly my device started freezing intermittently fix your bad game