Winning matches results in credit that can be spent at the in-game store, and there is a ton of stuff to buy there, like new hats, weapons, missions, and maps. On top of that, the ever-enjoyable “Body Count” (read: survival mode) is also back. Plus, y’know, it’s a lot of fun.Īside from the standard battle modes, puzzle levels are also present that require players to use a pre-determined number of weapons to get a Worm from a starting point into a teleporter somewhere else on the map. This makes the game a rare find, as so few titles feature such simple mechanics and deep strategy. That’s the neat thing about Worms Special Edition: it’s fairly easy to get into, but it’ll take a good while to actually master. The weapons require a lot of understanding and strategy to be used effectively in the game: should you just use the default bazooka in a straight shot on the nearest enemy, or call in an air strike and (hopefully) do a lot of damage to multiple opponents? Additionally, wind direction and strength will affect how projectiles fly across the map. No two are alike, either, and it’s not unreasonable to spend a while familiarizing oneself with them before really diving into the game itself. Now, when it comes to weapons, there are a slew to choose from during a battle. The gadgets are designed to help the little guys get around the map they’re on and come in the form of jetpacks, climbing ropes, parachutes, and teleporters each functions in different ways and their effectiveness depends on the layout of the map.
There’s a nice little group of tutorials that will quickly familiarize new players with Worm movement, gadgets, and weaponry.
Worms Special Edition features the same turn-based artillery gameplay that folks have come to expect from the series. Recent titles have been a bit hit-or-miss, but the newly-released Worms Special Edition makes this particular trip to the universe a particularly pleasant experience. It’s goofy and weird, and -when the game is well-made- it’s a blast to visit.
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It’s bright and cheerful, but it’s also full of microdiles armed to the teeth and willing to blow each other to Kingdom Come for no discernable reason. The world of the Worms games is a strange place. Mayhem and destruction has never been so cheerful and fun.
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