The game uses an overhead, turn-based structure where each worm acts in sequence. On a turn, a worm can move, jump, climb, or use a weapon or utility item. Weapons such as shotguns, bazookas, homing missiles, and banana bombs are affected in different ways by distance and wind, so aiming matters. The terrain can be destroyed by explosions, and falling into water or off the map can instantly eliminate a worm. Matches continue until one side is wiped out.
Hold high ground when possible and use cover to avoid exposing your team. Check wind before firing rockets or grenades, and favor close-range weapons when conditions are risky. Save mobility tools like ropes and parachutes for escape routes and for reaching strong positions. For high damage, use explosives to collapse terrain around clustered enemies.
Tips and tricks
Save powerful explosives for clustered enemies or low ground where terrain collapse can multiply damage.
Tips and tricks
When the wind is strong, switch to short-range weapons to reduce costly misses.
Tips and tricks
Leaving one worm near an edge can bait opponents into wasting high-damage attacks.
User Reviews
Fast, chaotic, and full of dramatic explosions, it works great for pass-and-play sessions.
User Reviews
There is more strategy here than it first appears; judging angles and terrain feels rewarding.
User Reviews
The humor holds up well, and even with simple visuals the game remains highly replayable.
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About Worms
Worms is a 1996 Sega Genesis strategy, multiplayer, turn-based tactics game, developed by Team17 and published by Team17. Developed by Team17, Worms is a turn-based strategy game built around a squad of armed worms battling across destructible terrain. Players use movement, terrain control, wind, and a wide arsenal of over-the-top weapons to outlast opponents. Its humorous tone, simple rules, and competitive multiplayer appeal helped make it one of the most memorable early… You can play Worms instantly in your browser at https://www.classicemu.com — no downloads or installation required, with cloud save support and mobile touch controls.
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