It was often easier just to kill the enemy team’s worms than it was to fight properly, building your base and destroying theirs. WFUS (which I always read as Wufus) tried to change gameplay up by building your own bases and things like that, and but because weapons were tied to what buildings you had, the game ended up being super long and slow and tedious. That game was tedious as heck, incredibly slow and just all round bad. The first Worms game was a lot less cuddly than Worms Armageddon. That being said, the early Worms games have their own unique look. Still, it does look a lot nicer, less like a Flash game, less like a weird, pixel mess and more like its own little thing. more stylized art style, but I’ve been waiting for that to go on sale big time, since… well, I haven’t really played their last few games. Team17 did recently release a new Worms game, Worms W.M.D (Weapons of Mass Destruction) which includes tons of cool stuff (including vehicles, apparently) and a new. Revolution introduces class-based gameplay while Reloaded is basically a new, updated, less buggy version of the old games, although annoyingly with far less weapons than Armageddon and the like. The 2D and 3D games are all quite similar to each other. As well as the aforementioned Worms Reloaded, I also currently own Worms Ultimate Mayhem (a combination of Worms 3D and Worms 4), Worms Revolution and Worms Blast, as well as Worms Forts Under Siege and Worms 3D for the Playstation 2. I’ve also owned three separate copies of it on PC – the game on its own, a bundle back containing Worms 2 and Worms Armageddon and the copy of Worms Armageddon which came as a pre-order bonus for Worms Reloaded. We originally had a demo of Worms Armageddon from the official Playstation magazine, which we gave to one of our neighbours’ kids when we got the full game. Over the years, I have owned five copies of the game. Made at least one cousin jump out of their skin because of how sudden it is. The loud and somewhat annoying title screen for Worms Armageddon. Luckily, our old PS1 games were all still compatible, which meant we could play the family favourite: Worms Armageddon.
I vividly remember saving my pocket money and my Christmas money with my siblings to buy the Playstation 2 a few weeks after it was released, but I have no idea what games we actually had for it. Before then, I could have been considered a console gamer, but I only had a Wii and a Playstation 2, and before that I had a Playstation 1.
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