$19.99Worms Reloaded Turn-based mayhem with friends
Worms Reloaded is turn-based comic mayhem for up to four players, online or on one couch. You move one worm, pick a weapon, and hope your aim holds while your friends watch. Holy Hand Grenades, Concrete Donkeys and exploding sheep keep every round silly and close.
Is Worms Reloaded worth it?
Worms Reloaded is worth it if…
- you want a turn-based party game for two to four players
- you like simple rules, short rounds and lots of friendly revenge
- you like silly weapons, bright maps and dressing up your team
- you want local and online play in the same package
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Take turns blowing up your friends
Each turn lasts seconds to explain: move a worm into place, choose a shot, then hand over the controller. The side-scrolling islands fall apart as you fire bazookas, grenades and airstrikes, so cover never lasts long. You line up a grenade toss, it bounces off a ledge, and the whole room laughs when it lands back at your feet. With up to four players locally or online, it fits small party crowds who want quick rounds and revenge.
An arsenal built for accidents
You get 47 weapons and utilities, from returning classics like Armageddon, Napalm Strike and the Holy Hand Grenade to new jokes like Ferrets, Poison Strike, the Buffalo of Lies and the Sentry Gun. Persistent fire, electromagnets and hidden Easter eggs change how a map plays. Forts mode puts each team on its own base, while Bazooka-and-Grenade and Crate/Shopper modes keep the rules simple. Easy to learn, hard to aim when everyone is watching.
Dress your worms, break the map
Before the match you pick hats, skins, victory dances, gravestones, voices and speech banks, with over 70 hats and over 70 speech sets including the Cheese set. Then you fight across 13 bright HD themes with millions of random layouts, plus vertical landscapes and 16 made forts. The scheme editor lets you change weapons, objects like sentry guns and fire hazards, and start positions, so the group can set up its own house rules.
Good to know before you play?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. There is a campaign of 35 missions plus a 30-mission Warzone campaign for advanced players, with deathmatches, races, fort games and puzzles. Training covers three tutorials and three firing ranges, and Bodycount mode pits one worm against endlessly spawning enemies for a leaderboard score.
Can you make your own battlefields?
Yes. The landscape editor lets you build custom levels, place start positions and mines, add bridges, and set your own scheme. You can import creations, share them with friends, and play them online.
How does it track competition between friends?
Multiple leaderboards track different game types and stats, sorted globally or by friends only. Time Attack races with ninja rope and jetpack even have a leaderboard per race, which suits groups who like comparing best runs.
