WORMS REVOLUTION CLAN WARS SERIES

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WORMS REVOLUTION CLAN WARS SERIES

The most noteworthy addition to the series is a fully-voiced narrative. It’s also largely known as the most evolutionary entry in the series, adding new life to what some might call a stagnant property but can this year’s Worms: Clan Wars stand up to it? Revolution added real-time liquid simulation and four different classes of worm to the already hectic sprawl. That is, until last year’s Worms: Revolution. For the past eighteen years, the games starring cutely-rendered invertebrates have been released at an almost annual rate. But over the years, the games’ formula hasn’t evolved dramatically. We can only welcome the decision by developer Team 17 to bring an end to the Worms series to focus on an innovative, new game.The Worms series is a long-running, and storied one. The online mode has few players, and the idea of making Worms Clan Wards a competitive game is incompatible with its very essence, which is that of a game meant to be played between friends. The game is still a lot of fun and works well when playing with friends, but the unwillingness of the developers to add more depth to the gameplay will leave fans unfulfilled. By continuously using the same recipe for the past 20 years, Team 17 lost its devoted audience a long time ago. The Worms series never moves forward, and Worms Clan Wars is the latest example of why. It's a shame, especially since the graphics are not so incredible that modern PCs should struggle. Worms Clan Wars is slow and jerky, even when correctly configured. The environments and characters are now 2.5D (3D graphics viewed from the side), but the whole game lacks fluidity to the extent that the gaming experience suffers terribly. Worms Clan Wars uses the Worms Revolution game engine, which is quite pleasing to the eye. You'll be cursing the most simple actions, which is difficult to forgive in a game which should benefit from the experience of the many good installments that came before it.

The controls lack responsiveness and are poorly designed. Unfortunately, Worm Clan Wars seems to have been programmed to be played by invertebrates, as it's highly unsuited for the traditional keyboard / mouse use. Hardcore fans of the Worms series won't hesitate to pick up this latest installment. It's clear, however, that the developers were a little too ambitious: the mechanisms of Worms Clan Wars aren't cut out for competitive play, and the small number of online players underscores the lack of interest. The latter is interesting and was inspired by other multi-competitive games currently in style, which adds depth to the gameplay. The highlights of Worms Clan Wars are online multiplayer mode and the clan system (as the name suggests). This version of the game is clearly resting on the laurels of the series' many successful installments, and there isn't much in the way of new features. What's new?Īfter Worms Revolution, which included a lot of new features, Worms Clan Wars is lacking in innovation.

For those who have never played Worms, the idea is to create a team of belligerent earthworms, taking turns confronting other teams of invertebrates. Worms Clan Wars is the latest installment in the famous series of the turn-based strategy game.

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