$14.99Worms Ultimate Mayhem Cartoon warfare with terrible aim
Turn-based cartoon war for up to four players, in full 3D. Move one worm, aim a Bazooka or Banana Bomb, then watch the island crumble and your friend's last worm slide into the sea. Simple turns, absurd weapons and total destruction make it a natural couch party game.
Is Worms Ultimate Mayhem worth it?
Worms Ultimate Mayhem is worth it if…
- you want a turn-based party game where anyone can take a turn
- you like slapstick destruction and ridiculous weapons
- you have a couch group of up to four players
- you enjoy customizing teams, voices and gravestones
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One screen, four generals, zero mercy
Turns keep party play easy. Everyone shares one screen, moves one worm, picks a weapon and fires, then passes control along. Matches run on Deathmatch, Statue Defend, Homelands and other modes, on randomly generated landscapes you can save and share.
The comedy comes from failure. A well-aimed Bazooka earns cheers, and blowing yourself up with your own Dynamite earns louder ones. With destructible ground everywhere, no plan survives long, which is exactly why rematches start fast.
An arsenal built for bad decisions
The stockpile mixes classics with nonsense. Holy Hand Grenade, Bazooka, Dynamite, Banana Bomb, Baseball Bat and Super Sheep sit beside Alien Abduction, Flood, Old Woman, Starburst, Bovine Blitz and the Inflatable Scouser.
You can also build custom weapons from components and keep them secret until you fire them. Add Jetpacks, Parachutes, target-shooting challenges and over 70 single-player missions and you have plenty to practice with before your friends arrive.
Worms with hats, grudges and gravestones
Each team is yours to dress up. You name the squad, pick hats, glasses and moustaches, choose their voices and flag, and even pick the gravestone they leave behind.
Battles play out in bright 3D arenas with real-time deformation, a picture-in-picture window that follows your shot while you retreat, and in-game voice chat for cheering and trash talk. Local multiplayer is where it shines, with online play and leaderboards for when the couch is empty.
What should party crowds know?
Can you play it with everyone on one screen?
Yes. Because turns pass from player to player, offline multiplayer works on a single screen for up to four players, no extra controllers-as-phones setup or network needed.
How many multiplayer modes are there?
Five across local and online play, including Deathmatch, Statue Defend and Homelands, plus custom game settings so you can tune rules before a session.
Can you make your own maps and weapons?
Maps come from a random generator and can be saved and shared, so rematches feel fresh. Weapons can be assembled from components and stay hidden from opponents until used.
Is there anything to do solo?
Yes, with limits. There are over 70 missions and skill challenges covering shooting, speed runs, Jetpack flying and Parachute steering, plus voiced story sequences, though the funniest material is built for groups.
