WWF Attitude (PC) Reviews

Have you ever smelt the smell of something new? The kind of smell that you think “ahhhh so new and fresh!” When it actually reeks of plastic? I bet you have! Well, how does a new worm smell? Well, when I received Worms World Party (WWP), it reeked of sheer goodness and pleasure, and it smelt even better when I inserted it into my PC ...  Read the complete review

Having seen Worms World Party in the PC Budget Games Range for nine ninety-nine I decided to give it a go. Basically you have an army of worms that using a multitude of zany weapons have to negotiate a number of wacky landscapes to get from A-B, basically a strategy game with a difference. Although it says on the cover that ...  Read the complete review

One word.. NO! Worms is an amazing game.. and everything has been great, untill now. Ok, yes, WWP is an AMAZING game.. but EXACTLY as amazing as Worms Armageddon! This release is just a poor attempt at raking in a bit of extra cash before taking the game to a new level. The game was supposed to be some sort of a slight improvement on ...  Read the complete review

The original Worms was released years ago, and apart from the graphics little has changed. The concept is basically the same as it was then, teams of worms squaring up against each other in turn based combat in 2D landscapes, using a large array of both normal and insanely weird weapons. But now with this, the fourth in the worms series it is as ...  Read the complete review

This is the latest installemnt in the Worms series and I feel it is not as good as the previous one. This one was released with online capabilites and I haven't tested these out yet. In terms of the battle game with your friends nothing seems to has changed. There are a few more options such as the ability to have huge ninja ropes and ...  Read the complete review

Those with a good memory may well remember games deleloper TEAM 17 springing from nowhere in the early 1990s and bombarding us with immortal games such as Alian breed and superfrog. Then a simple turn-based game was created by the name of worms, which seemed to hijack their intire output. Worms worl party is the fourth in the epic series, offering ...  Read the complete review

Having followed the Worms game series from the very beginning it was more force of habit than a yearning when I bought this game. All previous Worms instalments had significantly improved upon the previous and I thought that trend would continue. I was wrong but by no mean displeased. The graphics and art style are very close to if not ...  Read the complete review

In this game, also known as Worms 4, we see our favourite pain ridden creatures back in a latest adventure that promises exactly what fans of the series want ? more of the same! To be honest, there is limited scope for improvement in this series without completely revamping the concept of the game or the way it plays, and I think most would ...  Read the complete review

If you are someone that sits in front of your computer, by yourself, with no-one else to play with, then Worms World Party is probably not for you. Of course there are single player options. You can play quick games, deathmatch games, training and single player missions but overall they soon become boring and even get to the stage where ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

If you like violence and a bunch of militant worms then this is the game for you. For the people who have not played any of the original Worms series, the basic idea of the game is to obliterate the opposing worms using any weopons necessary to get the job done. You can use the shotgun, mini-gun, grenades, airstrikes, and of course the ...  Read the complete review

Worms World Party is the newest version of worms for the PC, previews of the game said it would improve the multiplayer aspects of the game while ensuring that single player modes were also expanded but did it succeed? This opinion is very long and split into different sections, I'd recommend you only read the sections that you ...  Read the complete review

Worms: Armageddon was supposed to be the final game of Worms as we know it, according to Team 17. However the ill-fated console Dreamcast wanted a new Worms game and wanted special attention paid to the online features of the game. So this is what we have got, Worms World Party, featuring more of the little, wiggly, death machines. For ...  Read the complete review