Up to four players can face off either on teams or with every worm for himself. There are also plenty of multiplayer options both on and offline. Completing the campaign unlocks new content in challenge mode such as timed target practice with a shotgun. The majority of the single player experience occurs in campaign mode across a large collection of maps and clever scenarios. The tutorial is recommended even for Worms veterans due to the nature of three dimensional movement and aiming. Single player mode offers a tutorial, a quick start option for instant action, campaign mode, and assorted challenges. There are also Viking axes, holy hand grenades, and mad cows to be unleashed on the enemy. Some of the normal items the little green guys have access to are bazookas, grenades, shotguns, and homing missiles. Damage is dealt with a bevy of standard and wacky weapons. A timer that appears at the bottom of the screen counts down each turn and when time runs out the other team takes control. Worms 3D is a turn based strategy game that can be played between two, three, or four teams.
It's exciting to see the resurgence of a PC classic that hypnotized gamers for countless hours but has the Worms gameplay has survived the jump to 3D? The answer is both yes and no. Strangely, it is one of two Worms games to hit the system this month, with Worms Forts Under Siege arriving in stores on the 15th.
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