Worms Revolution Turn-Based Chaos with Exploding Sheep

You move one worm at a time, pick a weapon, aim, and hope. A bazooka arcs across the map, a grenade bounces off a wall, an exploding sheep waddles toward a ledge. The 2D rules stay simple, so anyone can learn a turn in a minute and the comedy comes from misses as much as hits.

Deathmatch, Forts and Classic mode give party crowds three ways to fight, all for up to 4 players. Forts puts each team in its own fort. The rest is aiming, hiding, and knocking each other into the sea.

This is the Worms with dynamic water. You fire a Water Bomb, squirt the Water Pistol or call a Water Strike to flood dips in the land, and worms caught in it take damage over time. You drain it away with the Plug Hole utility.

Physics objects scattered around the four landscapes — Beach, Sewer, Farmyard and Spooky — blow up into fire, poison and more water. You steal from an inventory with Stick Up and repair Sentry Guns with the Wrench. Chain reactions are half the joke: one blast sets off the next.

You build a team from four classes: Soldier, Scout, Scientist and Heavy, in any mix up to 16 worms unlocked. Scouts move fast, Heavies hit hard, and the mix changes how you attack and where you hide.

Then you dress them up with hats, glasses, moustaches, gravestones, victory dances, soundbanks and trinkets. A wildlife-documentary narrator comments over the campaign and puzzle missions, which gives the solo side its dry, silly tone when the room needs a break.