We’ve got some exciting news for fans of combat games. 2n166n
If you’re one of our younger readers, explaining the appeal of ‘Worms’ is a difficult thing to do. We’ll try to give you a sense of the scale of its success. The first ‘Worms’ team combat game. You controlled a squad of four worms, and your friend or an AI opponent controlled an opposing team. Your only objective was to obliterate the other team using any means necessary, including grenades, airstrikes, bazookas, and hand-to-hand (or worm-to-work, at least) combat. There was little more to it than that, but it sparked a whole franchise.
Today, in the here and now, there have been twenty-three version of all this is that to the over-30s, ‘Worms’ is a big deal.
The last time we heard anything from ‘Worms’ was in 2016, when Team 17 released ‘Worms W.MD’ for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, finally come to an end. As of March 2020, we now know that isn’t the case.
Now that we know the series is year, but thus far they’ve been able to do so without news of the game’s development leaking out. Now everything is out in the open, and fans of the series are already getting excited about the possibilities on the forums of the internet.
So far, all we’ve seen is a fifty-second-long trailer that Team 17 stealthily released on social media earlier this Ways To Play.’ What ‘new worms’ could mean is beyond us (aren’t all worms essentially the same?), but we’re very interested in the ‘new ways to play’ idea. We don’t think anybody wants Team 17 to stray too far from the classic format, but there’s always room for innovation so long as the innovation is driven by good ideas.
In the past, we’ve seen features added and removed from ‘Worms’ games based on see whether that idea comes back for another round.
Given that Team 17 only have nine months in which to finish, promote, and release the game, we’d expect to see more news on ‘Worms 2020’ in the very play just for old time’s sake! Stay tuned for more news as we get it.
