Much like the other games in the series, it's possible to create and customize your team of worms. Being able to throw a flaming concrete donkey at your opponents is definitely worth taking the time to gather crafting materials. That is assuming you don't lose in that time span. Crafting takes a turn to complete and crafting will end your worm's turn, but you can also craft on the enemy's turn which will immediately provide the weapon on your next turn. These can then be used to craft those surefire winners, such as the sheep or any of its varying levels (Super Sheep, anyone?). These can be collected to gain crafting materials, though if you're in a pinch you're also able to deconstruct any weapons you currently have. Throughout missions, there are sometimes crates scattered about. The crafting system was another surprisingly great twist.
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However, since the game does offer gamepad support on the PC (and obviously on consoles), I'm sure it's more straightforward. The only downside with the mech is attempting to control its hover ability with the keyboard, which doesn't immediately make sense. I found the helicopter to be perhaps the most devastating (I managed to kill six or seven worms in a single turn with it), but the mech is one of the coolest with its slam attack. These mechanized units of terror are capable of stomping, flying around, or simply destroying the battlefield as you attempt to massacre the enemy worms.
Each operate much the same as the worms themselves, using the A and D keys to move and the W and S keys for aiming purposes. The vehicles introduced include the helicopter, tank, and a mech, all of which are capable of turning a losing game around very quickly. Two game changers introduced in this new Worms title include vehicles and a crafting system.
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Fans of the series will certainly be right at home with this new Worms. That means things like the beloved ninja rope make a return, while a slew of new aspects are also present. The game is all 2D and built to simulate older Worms games in overall physics, weapons, and more, but with the added twist of new gameplay mechanics thrown in for good measure. Meant to bring back memories of classic Worms titles, Team17 went back and rebuilt this game using a classic approach. I personally preferred one of their titles, the "Weapons of Mechanized Destruction," but then again I'm a sucker for tanks and mechs. What the "W.M.D." actually stands for is up for debate, but when it's worms killing worms in all variety of ways, I think you're allowed to make up whatever you please for those letters. After 21 years and 20+ games in the Worms series, developer Team17 is back with the upcoming Worms W.M.D.
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