Team 17’s delightful turn-based strategy game of mass destruction has existed in one form or another for many a year, usually taking on the shape of a 2D tactical game wherein players carved a path to victory with shotguns and airstrikes as they budged the not so nimble invertebrates into prime position. Worms has ventured into 3D territory into the past, but its next iteration will see the little fellas tackle a brand new style of play: Real-time action.

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I always find it interesting how religion is often left untapped by video games. We have an endless stream of games that delve into post-apocalyptic worlds, fantasy settings, the endless chasm of space yet very few have ever drawn explicit inspiration from the world’s religions. Don’t get me wrong, I understand why: Games receive enough backlash from the media as …

The Escapists 2 is an ingenious and sometimes frustrating romp with a rewarding experience that’s often just out of reach. A follow-up to 2015’s deliciously popular prison-escape simulator, The Escapists 2 stays true to fans with more freedom and level variety, but fails to endear detractors.

Worms WMD, a game so much like any other Worms game from Team 17 that I'm not even going to bother writing a proper excerpt for this review.

Buying the latest weekly Humble Bundle will give you enough Worms to cause a tummy ache.

Worms are great! In video game form that is. And it looks like the cult classic homicidal gang of invertebrates will be making a comeback in a brand new game that is dedicated to a full-on 2D experience.

2001 classic Worms World Party is being emastered, and is headed to Steam next month.