A Gaming Diary
Worms (360)
As far as it goes, this actually is very good. (Ignore what I said about it playing like it was underwater, I seem to have been on crack.) It’s just a pity it doesn’t go further. Challenges are getting quite hard now.
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Worms (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Worms was finally on sale, so I grabbed it. I’ve wanted it for ages, but was worried that three quid might be too much if the controls weren’t up to snuff. I was prepared to risk £1.79, though. I’ve tried practice mode and some quick games. The graphics are lovely and the sound samples are
Worms (360)
about 4 years ago - No comments
Challenge 13 seems to be impossible, but at least the AI worms don’t take as long to think about their turns as they did before the game got updated.
Worms (360)
about 4 years ago - No comments
Sigh. I honestly, honestly want to like it, want to love it, but the more I play the more disappointed I am. I don’t know if it’s my memory or the game, but the physics don’t feel right. It feels like everything’s too heavy, or that the game’s playing out underwater, or something. It’s just
Worms (360)
about 4 years ago - 2 comments
Despite the name, it’s not Worms. Not really. It’s some sort of Worms Lite. The core gameplay is there, unquestionably. The game just works fine and is good old Worms… what there is of it. It’s what there isn’t that’s the problem. There’s just so much missing. The crates don’t explode properly. There’s no petrol
