There’s a total of four classes of worm available in the game for you to choose from Scientists can’t take a lot of damage but they can slowly increase your teams health Scouts can fit in small tunnels that others can’t and can also leap large distances Heavies can take and deal out extra damage, and the Soldier is pretty much the standard Worms….er, worm that we’ve been playing as all these years. So, what are the new changes that Team17 have implemented to try to re-energize their ailing series? The first is the introduction of a class system into the game in an attempt to bring a little more depth to the core gameplay. It’s about having chaotic, violent, unbalanced, messy fun. At most the turn-based gameplay offers some tactical room, but mostly it’s just about blowing stuff up as the little worms voice hilarious little comes. What, you thought I was going to say it was some deep, complex series that redefined strategy games? It’s worms using insane weapons, such as old, concrete donkeys and sheep to blow each other up for our personal amusement. It might sound like a simplistic concept to the uninitiated, and that’s because it is. Except for that time when they attempted to make Worms into a 3D game. The entire premise of the game is that two or more teams of four worms each use a variety of weapons to blow the living crap out of each other in turn-based combat on a 2D landscape. Still fun Worms, but Worms nonetheless.īut hold on, let’s assume for a second that you’ve somehow never played a Worms game in the 17-years they’ve been around, entertaining us with explosive mayhem. It sort of sucks that Worms: Revolution isn’t a revolution, then. And so Team17 named their new game Worms: Revolution, a bold statement indeed. And rightly so: over the past 17-years we’ve had a total of 16 Worms games, and throughout the majority of them the formula has remained pretty much the same. And it’s clear from the name of their latest game that Team17 wanted to bring back their 17-year old Worms franchise in a big way. Usually the name’s of games are something of a throwaway, but sometimes they have an actual meaning or clear intent behind them. Thanks to Team17 for providing a copy of this game for review. They take from three to five minutes each to complete.Platforms: Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and PC. Note that if you have not played a Worms game before, you should complete all eight of the tutorial levels so that you know how to play the game and can be efficient in the multiplayer. Press again and complete the quick tutorial level to unlock the achievement. Press and you will see the description for Training 1: Weapons. From the Main Menu select Campaign and the selector will default to a rat icon labeled Sewer at the bottom of the screen.
The quickest level to complete is part of the boot camp tutorial. If you have the Mars Pack DLC, you will also unlock "Strife on Mars". At this point you will need to complete any one level to unlock "Fast Learner", "The Trooper", "One for the Money", "Upstairs Wares", and "Worm Winner". To activate the cheat code, from the Main Menu select Help & Options, scroll down to credits, then press. The boot camp tutorial, campaign and puzzles are all possible to complete immediately after the introductory tutorial due to a cheat code Team 17 (the developers) added to the game as an apology for some of the bugs that were included in the original release. The tutorial is accessed from the Main Menu by selecting Single Player, Campaign, and then selecting the rat (Sewers).
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