Worms 2
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The worms are back, powered by a brand new graphics engine. The main gameplay hasn't changed, and the purpose of the game is the same as before: exterminate the army of worms of your opponent.
The worms are now represented by big and well animated sprites. And of course, an even larger array of weapons of mass detruction are available, from miniguns, napalm airstrikes and homing rockets to explosive mad cows, super banana bombs and flying sheeps.
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Average score: 82% (based on 23 ratings)
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Average score: 4.0 out of 5 (based on 80 ratings with 2 reviews)
A great multiplayer game! And no tanks either :)
The Good
I recently wrote a review on the artillery game, Scorched Earth.
This is a quirky, goofy, totally off-the-wall game that is similar in the artillery aspect. But that's about it.
I love this game. It's a great party game, and it's a blast to play.
The graphics are top notch and the way the worms look are too funny. You'll be playing and you'll see the worms take out an apple and much on it, or you see them shrug in confusion. The mulititude of backgrounds are cool, ranging from a Manhattan style to Hell.
The sounds are great. You can choose different sound schemes, and the worms will talk in them. Like Dutch, German, or even Olde English. The ambient sounds, suich as the Sheep, are cute too.
But where this game shines is the Gameplay and the Configurability (the word I made up in my System Shock review :)
You can configure the game to have certain weapons at certian times, or only certain types of weapons. It's similar to Scorched Earth in that respect, in which you have an unlimited amount of configurations possible. And personally, I get a certain sense of satisfaction when I take a baseball bat to a fellow worm.
Your teams (made up of 8 worms) all have Win/Loss stats that are kept on the computer, so it's also great for creating your own Worms 2 Tournaments. There is even a "Tournament" setting for "Offical" tourney games.
The Bad
I can't find a flaw in the game. I'm not saying it's perfect, but it's really really that good.
The Bottom Line
Bottom Line: If you liked Scorthed Earth, or Worms, you'll love Worms 2.
I recomend it to everyone. It has an easy learning curve, and it's gas to play.
Windows · by Chris Martin (1154) · 2001
Alert! Alert! Enemy in sight...
The Good
Humour is a great element here. Although violence is present, the way the worms speak are really delighting.
The music is also good. Especially 'Swim Like a Brick'.
The graphics were quite good.
The Bad
Nothing!
The Bottom Line
Really fun... You will not get tired of it because there are a bazillion different terrains!
Windows · by Duan Xuan (69) · 2001
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Release date? | Plok (266755) | Oct 14, 2016 |
Trivia
April Fools' joke
After Worms 2 was released, a screenshot of a UFO flying in the game was released on the Team17 website along with a "code" that allows you to unlock it. Turns out that it was a April Fools' joke played on the public.
Soundtrack
Worms 2 soundtrack was released in 1997 and beside music from Worms 2, it also has some tracks not included in the game release, and some songs from Worms and Worms Reinforcements. All tracks were produced and composed by Bjørn Lynne.
Tracklist:
- Worm Shack
- Arm-Up Music
- Bad Boy Boggy B
- Worms of War
- Swim Like a Brick
- The Gunner and the Goo
- Pink Bravery
- The Good, The Bad and the Squidgy
- Attack in Sevens
- Gumbo Gringo
- Stats-Screen Music
- Original Worms Intro-Track
- Wormsong
- Worms Reinforcements Intro-Track
- Worms Reinforcements Stats-Screen Music
- Squish!
- Smugmode
- Stale Socks
- Worms (Operator Trance Mix)
- Worms (Planet Trax Remix)
Awards
- PC Gamer Magazine
- Readers' All-Time Top 50 Games Poll (April 2000 issue) - #25
Information also contributed by PCGamer77 and Chris Martin.
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Game added by Cochonou.
Additional contributors: Chris Martin, MAT, Frenkel, Plok.
Game added March 26, 2000. Last modified February 20, 2025.