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Run for cover as the original, award-winning turn-based strategy game WORMS™ hits the iPad! Enjoy this enhanced visual edition of the top-selling AppStore title!

With a selection of single player battles, up to 4 player multiplayer mode and plenty of ways to customise your team, Worms™ is high on entertainment and replay value!

• Authentic Worms™ gamepla... Read More

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Category:: Games
Release Date:: Apr 01, 2010
Homepage:: http://www.team17.com/...
Publisher:: Team17 Software Ltd
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Lazy Upgrade

karkisuni

Version: 1

For an iPad app at this price, Team17 could have done a bit more work. All they did was take the iPhone version and stretch it to fill the screen. The iPhone and iPad do not have the same aspect ratio so buttons end up being stretched and ugly. If it would have been a free update to the iPhone app, this wouldn't be a big deal, but I'm paying for a completely new app. Please, Team17, release an update and do some actual optimization for the iPad. I'm only giving three stars because the original game for iPhone was very nice.

Very good!

WaterMedia

Version: 1

It took me weeks to master the ninja rope on the computer and with a controller, so I can only Imagine that this will take the same amount of practice. But even after a few games it is clear that Worms has the potential to be best on a touch screen device. Two items stand out: 1) The ninja rope is impossible with the current set-up because of the large horizontal gap between controls. It seems to make more sense to allow you to click and drag the worm to gain momentum and tap walls to ninja rope again. 2) There is strange lag when using the teleport position. It is a few seconds behind the input. But these are small complaints considering the awesome price and the lack of ability to test on the iPad. Amazing work!

Unstable

GeoMed87

Version: 1

The game itself doesn't look fantastic, but that was never really a concern for worms. The cutesy-style had it's own appeal but the screen just looks a little off somehow, like it's been stretch. The game itself is incredibly unstable. I locked up 4 times while trying to design my own team alone. I eventually gave up and just played the game under quick play. It still locks up occasionally but I've only seen it twice after hours of play as opposed to 4 times in 10 minutes (when creating a team roster). The lock-ups themselves wouldn't't be so bad either if you could restart the game easily. But you can't. You need to wait a long time or turn the iPad off/on otherwise you'll be brought back to the same screen. The game is lucky it got 3 stars. It speaks greatly to the fun off the game but the fact that it breaks so often is enough to dock it 2 stars for me. Come on Team17, have some pride in your product. Bug fixes are not that difficult, there should not be this many in the game

Worms

JoshDHP

Version: 1

I prefer playing this on iPad. The extra screen space is helpful but it's easy to see some stuff is just taken from iPhone I.e. The weapons thumbnails are pixelated. I'm a long time fan of worms and in my opinion Armageddon for pc was the best version. Sometimes these mobile versions feel like a lite version. I'd like to see the ability to customize the weapons in multiplayer and I'd love to see some of the weapons return like the homing pigeon and the old lady