Worms World Party (DC)

WWP is a deceptively simple 2D turn based game. If you haven’t played it before you may wonder what all the fuss is about. The graphics are hardly impressive but that’s not what WWP is about. It’s about strategy, action and addictiveness. Each player controls a team of worms who battle against other teams until there is only one worm left standing, so to speak. You have an massive array of weapons including air strikes, guns, bombs and so on. You also have special weapons like ninja ropes, transporters and drills that allow you to manoeuvre you worms about the screen. There are around 20 special training arenas to perfect your skills ...  Read the complete review

And so, with a teary eye and a dry throat, we wave good bye to the Dreamcast. Like an illicit affair, it was great fun while it lasted but the coporate muscle of Sony ultimately proved to much for Sega and their little white box. The software may still be rolling out onto the shelves but with console production now ceased, how long before the rats start to leave the sinking ship. Apart from the cancellation of a few titles, nowhere is this more apparent than in Sega's network plans. I begin the review with this rather sombre tone because 'Worms World Party' is the second outing for the little pink invertabrates on the Dreamcast and the only ...  Read the complete review