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13th September 2016
Worms W.M.D

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Rob Larkin
Publisher: Team 17
Machine: PlayStation 4 (EU Version)

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Xbox One Version
Overall80%

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Nintendo Switch Version
Overall80%

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PlayStation 4 Version
Overall80%

Summary

Over the years Worms has tried a few times to freshen up its franchise by changing the formula a bit, sprinkling in 3D, and other gimmicks. Worms WMD is a back to the basics effort that proves the original formula is the best one. There is nothing broken about the gameplay. While it could use an injection of pace, it delivers a great experience both offline and in online multiplayer.

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