$14.99Worms Armageddon Turn-Based Chaos With Friends
Worms Armageddon is turn-based artillery with teams of worms on crumbling 2D islands. You pick a worm, pick from 55 odd weapons and tools, take your shot, then pass the turn and watch your friends do something worse. Last worm standing wins, usually by accident.
Is Worms Armageddon worth it?
Worms Armageddon is worth it if…
- you like party games where turns give everyone time to joke and plot
- you want chaotic, funny rounds with big comebacks
- you like turn-based strategy you can explain in a minute
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Sheep strikes and bad decisions
Each turn gives you one worm and a short clock to move, aim, and fire. The arsenal runs to more than 55 weapons and tools, including Earthquake, Freeze, and the French Sheep Strike, so plans tend to slide from careful to absurd.
You blast terrain open, sweep rivals off the edge, and try to remain the last worm standing. The physics does the comedy: a well-aimed shot backfires, a hiding spot becomes a grave, and the whole room laughs before the next turn starts.
Built for passing the turn around
Local multiplayer and online multiplayer are both here, alongside single-player Deathmatch and a campaign of more than 40 missions. That mix makes it easy to run a party night: set up teams, rotate the controls, and let alliances form and collapse between turns.
Five training modes, including Sheep Racing, Crazy Crates, and Advanced Weapon Training, give newcomers a low-stakes way to learn aiming and movement. Rules stay simple — move, shoot, survive — while the hand-drawn 2D maps and colorful, surreal tone keep every round light.
What else should party crowds know?
Can you play it with friends in the same room?
Yes. Local multiplayer lets you share one screen, split into teams, and hand over the turn. It works well for 3 to 12 players taking turns, since nobody waits long and every shot gives the room something to react to.
Can you play it online with friends?
Yes, there is an online multiplayer mode for sending rival worms to the drink. It suits a group call where you can hear the excuses in real time.
Is there anything to do solo before the group arrives?
Yes. There is single-player Deathmatch plus a campaign of more than 40 missions, so you can practice tactics on your own first.
How do newcomers learn the weirder weapons?
Run one or two before the party starts and the first real match goes much smoother.
