Worms 3D English Demo

Although a combination of sadism, destruction and explosions may not sound like too much like a fun and entertaining experience, the situation quickly changes when a congregation of lovable worms is involved in the mayhem, thanks to their long history if violence among each other.

Worms 3D is the latest installment of the highly acclaimed arcade series that puts you in control of a mayhem-loving team of worms, who must use everything at their disposal to get rid of their opponents. Hence, you are provided with a wide arsenal of weapons, most of which are as far from reality or practicality as they can possibly be, such as exploding sheep, vicious pigeons and fragmenting banana bombs.

This new episode makes the step into the third dimension, thus providing you with a wide range of new ways to inflict pain on your enemies. Despite the radical engine change, the game remains as colorful and bright as ever, although the new effects allow for much more detailed environments and substantially improved character animations.

The way the game is played, however, is mostly unchanged from the previous versions, since the fights are still turn-based. Thus, every player must wait for his turn to unleash havoc on his opponents, although you can only perform one attack per round. The aiming system has been substantially changed, in order to comply with the addition of a new dimension. Hence, you can now jump into the first-person perspective and use the visor to target the enemies.

Another factor that can influence the outcome of the match is the environment, which, as with the previous installments, can be damaged and remodeled over the course of the fight. Explosions and missiles can throw your character off-balance, while on certain levels you can even plunge to your death after a well-placed hit from your opponent.

In the end, Worms 3D shines the most when it is played together with your friends in multiplayer, although it can be quite fun in single player as well. The new 3D engine did not affect the game's fun factor in any way, but rather improved the experience altogether and made it much more accessible to new players.