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You're given a team of the titular worms, pitted against up to three other teams and tasked with blowing the hell out of them with an arsenal to rival. Moving right along, if you've ever played one of the original, 2-D Worms games, the gameplay here will be familiar to you.

To make the with the explaining of the caveats. Admittedly, all this praise comes with a few caveats, but that's my job. It's good enough to stand alongside its namesake from 1999. The good news is that Worms 2: Armageddon, the second series release for Apple's iPhone and iPad, is good. Again, it's that unsurprising cash-in mentality, but I could see it turning off those same people I hope to convert to the cult of homicidal annelidae. On the other hand, when Worms is bad, it's most comfortably slotted alongside any Wii release without a Mario brother on the label. Maybe it wouldn't cure feline AIDS, but it would make the heartbreak of finding out that your cat is going to die as a result of gay cat butt sex a little easier to bear*. When Worms is good, it's amazing, and more people should know about it. I've been a huge fan of the series since first discovering it in a Babbage's in 1996, and if you couldn't tell from the introduction, I've long been pushing for it to have a wider following. To be blunt, I'm probably not the best person to be reviewing a Worms game.

#Worms 2 reloaded how to#

Hell hath no fury like a worm who knows how to compensate for wind.