It's also outfitted with a jetpack that lets you jump over large gaps and hover to hard-to-reach places, though it's not as mobile as the chopper. It has a ground-pound attack that does up to fifty damage and can send a worm flying across the screen if positioned correctly.
The tank is cumbersome but it can inflict a lot more destruction, firing off up to six shells during each turn. The helicopter's machine gun doesn't do a lot of damage, but its speed and mobility make it handy for getting around the map quickly. Each has different strengths and weaknesses. These are usually found lying around the battlefield and can be commandeered by any team. The main one is the addition of a roster of three vehicles: a tank, helicopter and mech suit. To its credit, Worms W.M.D does make an effort to bring some significant new elements to proceedings. W.M.D continues this trend, sticking with the trademark 2D gameplay, playful sense of humour and colourful visuals that continue to keep it so popular.
Apart from the occasional 3D departure, developer Team17 has usually kept to the classic formula that's been working ever since the first game hit the shelves in 1995. The Worms series hasn't changed much over the years. 🧯 Uh oh, tank fire everyone indoors, quick!
│ Like you, Video Chums despises clickbait so you won't find any divisive content or articles that fuel the console wars here. But, is that enough to differentiate it from previous games? This latest entry in the long-running Worms series tries to inject some variation into the mix with the introduction of some high-powered vehicles and a crafting system.
Worms W.M.D is also available for Xbox One and Nintendo Switch Reviewed by Stephen Palmer playing a PS4 on August 25, 2016
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