- Worms 3 1 16 – Classic Turn Based Strategy Games Pc
- Worms 3 1 16 – Classic Turn Based Strategy Games
- Worms 3 1 16 – Classic Turn Based Strategy Gameplay
- Worms 3 1 16 – Classic Turn Based Strategy Game Theory
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Worms 3 adheres to the old adage: 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it.'
Worms 3 1 16 – Classic Turn Based Strategy Games Pc
- Worms 3D is a turn-based strategy in a humorous convention, created by Team 17 Software's development team. The game is the first installment of the series using a 3D graphics engine. The creators, however, remained faithful to the basic assumptions of the game, and the players have a lot of freedom in directing the title actions and deforming.
- Not to be confused with Worms 3D. Worms 3 is an artillery strategy game developed and published by Team17 for iOS on August 8, 2013, and released for Android devices on May 28, 2014 via the Play Store. Game-play on Worms 3 is the same as Worms Revolution, but features a card deck system that allow unique game-changing enhancements. Contentsshow Game-play Both game-play-wise and look-wise.
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Price: $4.99
Version Reviewed: 1.02
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 5, iPad 2
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Worms is a hard game to screw up. The whole 'Artillery' concept is just a winner. Ever since the days of Tank Wars, Scorched Earth, and yes, the Wormsseries, the innate strategic chaos of the genre is all-but-guaranteed to lead to fun times for all. Just keep the core of the game straight, and we'll all be okay. Worms 3 comes awfully close with some elements that seem iffy at first, but thankfully they're only small additions to an already-great formula.
The heart of the game is awfully familiar: teams of four worms each take turns battling with goofy weapons on environments made of destructible terrain. All the familiar tools of destruction are here: there's the standard bazookas, grenades, and air strikes, of course. But as well, sheep, bananas, and holy hand grenades make a comeback. The big changes are the addition of squads and cards. Now when customizing a team of worms, including their voices, names, and appearance, each worm can be made into one of four unit types. There's the standard soldier worm, a beefier heavy worm, a more agile scout worm, and an auto-healing support worm, the scientist.
The cards could have ruined Worms 3 but thankfully only play a limited role. Players can outfit a deck of cards before or after their turn that either provide benefits like more jetpack fuel, or modify the environment. Now, these are consumable cards that are purchased with in-game coins, and I know what immediately comes to mind: 'ugh, yet another IAP trap!'
Good news: coins have to be earned, either by picking up crates or by completing single-player levels. It's about as inoffensive an implementation as possible of a card-based system. The one IAP in the game at all is just a $0.99 level skip. Worms w m d 1 0.
There's an online multiplayer mode as well that boasts turn-based play, with the ability to play a variety of game types. It requires a proprietary user account to play, but there's Facebook Connect to quickly create an account and log in with one tap. It's turn-based Worms and it works exactly as one expects. There's still local multiplayer, including a neat AirPlay-powered mode where the action is displayed on the TV screen, but the individual player's inventory is kept secret on the device itself.
Worms 3 1 16 – Classic Turn Based Strategy Games
Single-player has twenty-odd scenarios to take on, a quick game against the computer, and a fun survival mode where it's one player-controlled worm versus increasingly-tough spawning enemy hordes. That's the one I keep coming back to for single-player: it's great practice for the many scenarios that pop up and is great for pick-up-and-play gaming. The controls are passable - there's virtual buttons and touch controls, the latter feeling generally more accurate, especially as the virtual d-pad was occasionally unresponsive.
Worms 3 doesn't rock the boat too much, which is a very good thing. The classic gameplay still rocks.
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Worms 3 1 16 – Classic Turn Based Strategy Gameplay
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