Gorkamorka

Gorkamorka is a canceled vehicular combat and racing game based on the board game of the same name, which is set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Players would have taken control of a vehicle driven by two Orks (one driver and one gunner) while racing against up to 15 other vehicles. A player would have been able to switch between directly controlling the driver or the gunner at any time, with AI or human-controlled opponents filling the other roles, meaning that matches were designed to accommodate a total of 32 human players (two in each of the sixteen vehicles). The aim was to come in first place while blasting opponents off the track. Orks would improve with experience, with money and prestige earned from victories being used to upgrade the player's vehicle and enter more challenging races. The tracks would also contain traps that could be triggered by players to use against their enemies. A playable demo for the PC version was showcased at E3 2000 and also released via the publisher's website. The game was scheduled to be released in October 2000, but was delayed to Spring 2001, and ultimately canceled.