Series: Worms
Worms: Reinforcements
As an expansion pack for the original game, Reinforcements adds an assortment of new features both subtle and major, and …
Worms: The Director’s Cut
Team 17, the company who helped polish Worms into a commercial state and put it on shelves, were one of …
Worms Pinball
In 1998, Team 17 released Addiction Pinball, a fairly standard pinball simulation that seemed to take much after the Pro …
Worms Armageddon
At a casual glance, Armageddon won’t seem terribly different from the game that preceded it. Ask around, however, and you’ll …
Worms World Party
Despite the Dreamcast’s online capabilities, its port of Armageddon only allowed for gaming with local players. And so it was …
Worms Blast
It wouldn’t be hard to assume that Team 17 was running low on new ideas for the franchise after World …
Worms Forts: Under Siege
It’s somewhat frustrating to talk about Forts for too long, as it’s more or less a promising idea that simply …
Worms 4: Mayhem
After the sudden detour Forts would take with the series, Mayhem just as sharply returns things to the status quo. …
Worms: Open Warfare
With Mayhem having seen a rather tepid reception at launch, the series would never be fully realized in 3D …
Worms: Open Warfare 2
With about a year and a half between the two games, it’s still surprising how much of an improvement Open …
Worms 2 – Armageddon / Worms Reloaded
(Screenshots are taken from Worms Reloaded.) Very much not to be confused with Worms Armageddon, this game’s title seems to …
Worms: A Space Oddity
When Nintendo’s Wii hit the scene with its family-friendly appeal and highly-marketed motion controls, it would be no surprise that …
Worms: Battle Islands
An entirely forgettable release, it’s difficult to determine exactly who Battle Islands is for. The game apparently started life on …
Worms Crazy Golf
With Worms as a series so often being about reiterating and improving on the same basic mechanics, the times when …
Worms Revolution
Worms Crazy Golf was somewhat of a break in a series that had seemed to lose its focus and creativity …
