Free to playIs Deskworm worth it?
Deskworm is worth it if…
- you want co-op games that run quietly alongside work and play
- you like dressing up a small pet and making it stranger over time
- you like low-pressure shared screens with friends and no scores
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Worms crawling across one desktop
Your worm moves while you type, click, or play, crawling along until it hits the edge of the screen and turns around. Invite co-op friends or join strangers and all of your worms share the same desktop, so work turns into a slow little parade. More worms means more wiggle, and no rounds to win or lose — just hanging out together while you get on with your day.
Hats, skins, and a slowly longer worm
Typing and clicking earns points you spend on item drops, with hats and skins from Common up to Legendary. Make yours cute, stylish, or completely cursed. Combine duplicates of the same rarity to craft the next tier up, or feed spare items to your worm to add body segments. It grows longer over time, like a scarf you never meant to knit.
Good to know before you adopt?
What does Pocket Mode do?
It parks your worm in a small pocket on your screen instead of letting it roam. The head follows your mouse cursor around, so it stays close while you work and play — quietly judging your life choices.
Can it remind you to take breaks?
Yes. A Pomodoro timer splits time into focus blocks with clear breaks, and the Anti-Shrimp reminder nudges you to sit up straight, stand up, and stretch.
Can you change how big the worm is?
Yes. You can scale the worm from tiny to big, resize the pocket, and adjust the settings until it sits comfortably on your desktop.
How do item rarities work?
Drops come in five tiers: Common at 85%, Uncommon at 10%, Rare at 4%, Epic at 0.95%, and Legendary at 0.05%.
