$24.99Worms Clan Wars Wobbly worm warfare with friends
Worms Clan Wars is turn-based artillery for co-op friends: build a squad of worms, pick classes and hats, then take turns lobbing grenades, sheep and mortars across big 2D landscapes. Form a clan, climb the league, or just blow up the people you arrived with.
Is Worms Clan Wars worth it?
Worms Clan Wars is worth it if…
- you like slow, careful planning
- you want co-op friends in one lobby for short competitive rounds
- you like cartoony strategy with lots of weapons to learn
- you enjoy dressing up your squad and building a clan identity
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Turn-based blowing up your friends
You place your worms, pick a weapon from 65 guns and utilities, and take your shot before the turn ends. Wind, water, terrain and four worm classes with different abilities decide whether your plan works. Matches come as open Deathmatch or Fort battles, with up to four players locally, so a round is easy to start and easy to argue about. You drop a sheep, it waddles toward an enemy, then it explodes.
Clans, leagues and lobbies
You name a clan, design an emblem, invite co-op friends and hand out leader and officer roles. Clans enter leagues and fight for places on the leaderboards, with chat channels through WormNET for finding games and talking between rounds. A companion app lets you stay connected when away from the game. It works best as a private group thing: you and your clanmates queueing together rather than hunting for strangers.
Solo missions and workshop toys
There are 25 story missions built around physics contraptions, swinging rope bridges and traps, plus 10 timed Worm-Ops challenges. Landscapes span Inca, Viking, Feudal Japan, Industrial Revolution and Prehistoric settings, with day to night lighting shifts. Over 200 customisation items are included to dress your worms first.
Good to know?
Can you play it with co-op friends?
Yes. You can team up in clans, play Deathmatch and Fort modes together, and use WormNET lobbies and clan chat to organise games. Local play supports up to four players, which suits an evening on one screen.
What do you actually do on your turn?
You move one worm, choose from rifles, grenades, mortars, sheep, teleport tools and other utilities, then aim and fire before time runs out. Worm classes change movement, damage and support options, so squad setup matters as much as aim.
Can you play it solo?
Yes. It is a side dish to the multiplayer, good for learning weapons before bringing them to friends.
