
Worms™ Clan Wars is the biggest and best Worms™ game to date - more worms, larger landscapes, more dynamic water, more weapons and more customisation items than ever before.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Polish*languages with full audio support
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10/10 fajna ale się trochę zestarzała
more worms
Voller Bugs und Pixelfehlern (unsichtbare kleine Hindernisse).. Es ist einfach nur eine Frechheit, dieses Spiel ist so unterirdisch schlecht programmiert.
Me convence es igual de divertido que el Revolutions pero tiene un error de audio, a veces las explosiones no se oyen (Quizas solo sea problema del Protin, lo investigare) y como aporte me hubiera gustado que tuvieran mas tematicas como algunas futuristas, creo que hay muy pocas tematicas.
David Maksimovic
Un bon jeu entre amis
Super Spiel aber eignet sich nur für talentierte Spieler
游戏基础 没翻不基础 202408,steam,steam掉卡抵扣,它处自定义包入的本体约5元。 爱人如己,目前就这,看以后追评。
Worms Clan Wars, released in 2013, can be considered a direct sequel to Worms Revolution, since it uses the same engine, with full 3D models while still being played in 2D. Unfortunately, it still suffers from having animations played at 30 FPS, which is really disappointing because it was one of the main criticisms I had with Worms Revolution. Also, for some reason, the terrain looks worse this time. But it has some nice tweaks and additions. Classes were rebalanced and now feel more unique. Maps transition between day and night. The biggest addition, as the title implies, is the inclusion of online clans, where players compete while representing their clan, contributing (or not) to its ranking. It adds a nice social element to the game, but no one is playing it anymore. Regular online play is still available as well. The single-player campaign is vastly improved. The missions have a lot of variety, with different objectives and conditions, mixing puzzles, platforming, and shooting. In fact, I think this is one of the best single-player campaigns in all Worms games. It’s on the easier side, though, even including checkpoints. The new female British narrator is less interesting as well. There’s also Worm Ops, which are short, fast-paced missions with leaderboards for the fastest times. Overall, for better or worse, it’s just more Worms Revolution with some tweaks and additions. The single-player campaign is a highlight for me, and for that alone I can recommend this on sale. I even wanted more, but there’s no DLC this time around.
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