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❤ Gameplay Mechanics

The game builds upon the classic turn-based gameplay, introducing several new mechanics that add depth and variety. Players can now choose from four distinct worm classes - Soldier, Scout, Scientist, and Heavy - each with unique attributes and abilities. Soldiers offer a balanced approach, Scouts excel at agility, Scientists can heal teammates, and Heavies sacrifice speed for raw power. Dynamic water physics significantly impact the experience. Worms can now drown if submerged, and water-based weapons like the Water Bomb and Water Pistol allow players to soak and disorient opponents. The ability to drain water or use it strategically adds an extra layer of depth to the battles. The game world features destructible "physics objects" such as bottles, lighters, and phones. Players can manipulate, move, or explode these objects to create environmental hazards and traps for the enemy team, encouraging careful consideration of the battlefield layout.

❤ Customization Options

The game allows extensive personalization of worms, including hats, glasses, mustaches, gravestones, victory dances, and voice banks. This feature adds a layer of player expression and investment in their team of worms.

❤ Multiplayer Modes

The game offers a variety of multiplayer modes, including the classic Deathmatch, the objective-based Forts mode, and the traditional Classic mode. Players can enjoy the experience locally or online with up to 4 participants, ensuring the game can be played with friends, either in the same room or remotely.

❤ Player Reactions

Reviewers praise the game's ability to capture the classic Worms gameplay that fans have enjoyed for years, while introducing new elements to keep the experience fresh. The signature humor and chaotic turn-based battles remain a highlight. The multiplayer experience is consistently mentioned as a standout feature, with the game's party-like atmosphere and potential for unexpected, hilarious outcomes making it a great choice for social gaming sessions. Reviewers also note that the new class-based worms and environmental interactions add an extra layer of strategic depth, allowing players to experiment with different team compositions and tactics to gain the upper hand.