This in itself is the main game of Worms, but since I was playing at least 10 years ago there have been some refinements and even new game modes added. These are for example, the Ninja rope or the jet pack allowing you to move around the map quicker than you would do as a normal worm or even use girders to protect your worms from incoming attacks. The whole game is turn based which requires a little bit of pre-planning on what you want to do and how you are going to execute your moves before you begin. If you are still unsure don't worry as there is a great training mode within the game to teach new comers the basics and allow some of the older players to brush up on their skillsĪs well as using weapons there is also a utility which again you can use to either help protect your worms or allow you to get into harder to reach places. Example of the massive arsenal you have at your disposal are, drop-able mines, bazookas, grenades, melee attacks such as dragon punches or even prod them to their doom. You start off with a team of four worms and so does you opponent, the idea is kill all their worms using a variety of weapons that are given to you as well as air dropped in as the rounds progress. If you haven't even looked at a Worms game before here is a little run down on what the main idea is.
So with my rose tinted glasses taken off, can worms rekindle a flame which I thought I had lost or will this be just another disappointment. While I was playing this online I had lots of fun and even met a great group of people. Worms, well, Worms Armageddon was one of the first games that I had ever played online a good ten years ago, before Counter-Strike and its evil FPS ways bit me with a bug I still can't shift. I have to admit that I still have a soft spot for Worms. Reviews // 27th Aug 2010 - 12 years ago // By Sarah Nicole Collings Worms Reloaded Review
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