Earthworm Jim

computer version is a bit laggy and themes sounds different (console versions are better) but its still very good

Its getting all wormy up in here

'F#@%! this monster (final boss)'

Please bring jim back interplay!

It's Earthworm Jim. I bought this PURELY to own Earthworm Jim on Steam. It plays terribly on a keyboard, it plays wonderfully using a game controller. Take from this review what you will. It's Earthworm Jim. We know why you're here, you're curious what the review says. You're thinking i'll talk about Audio Quality. You think i'll say this has the hidden level the PC CD-Rom had and you know what? IT DOESN'T. It's Earthworm Jim. Buy it and play it, we all know you're going to, you're just looking for justification. You don't need justification you're a human being with complete autonomy. Be Reckless. Buy it. Play Earthworm Jim on Steam. I know there's no Achievements. I know there's no cards. Who cares? Buy the Full Bundle like I did. You deserve it. You need it. You barely remember Earthworm Jim 3D for the N64 don't you? You should buy the bundle and play it.

Sempre é bom jogar Half life. poucos jogos sao tao bons quanto esse.

Earthworm Jim 1 and 2 do not work with a joypad. Not great and wouldn't recommend spending £14.99 on the bundle as EJ 3D isn't that great, and this is the only game the joypad works with.

I loved this game growing up, and was ecstatic to see it available on steam. However, the steam version is a dos-based emulation, rather than the old Win95 port. A travesty. Poor controller support, must run in 16-bit powershell window or else face severe stuttering. An incredible game, which I fear is lost to future generations.

Videogioco che mi ha lasciato il segno.

The second game is strictly better, which is why I’m the first to review this game. I don’t have much to say that hasn’t been said by the EJ2 reviews. I have never played EJ on the Genesis. My only knowledge of EJ before I played was that it looked like a Saturday morning cartoon. Oh, and those unfunnily crass 2011 Sonic for Hire shorts. Damn do I miss 2006-2012 internet culture. The game is just a DOSBox port. On sale it’s fine if you haven’t had any prior exposure. Just don’t download that godawful 3D installment. I wrote this review because I know no one else will review it for a long time and I’d like the tiniest bit of posterity in the history books. If you’re some YouTuber doing a wacky review of the game and you come across the review you damn well quote me. It’s 3:19AM and I’m reviewing a game from 1995. I have a backlog of work to do that I was meant to do across three weeks. God help me.