Worms for Facebook Busts Out of Beta, Now Available to All
Worms goes social with Facebook title.
By and large, Facebook games are mostly garbage, but if there's one thing that will get me to wade through the knee-deep waters of farming nonsense and mafia simulations, it's a Worms title. Team 17's iconic, turn-based battle game is now available to play on Facebook [http://apps.facebook.com/playworms/], complete with multiplayer and the adorable art style we've come to expect from the franchise.
You can play single-player tutorial missions against an A.I. opponent, or invite up to three friends from your Facebook list to battle with you. There appears to be a healthy selection of familiar weapons on offer, and there's a reward system in the form of both XP and coins which can be used for purchases. Of course, there's also the option to drop actual cash on in-game currency, with prices ranging from $2.00 to $150.00 - Yes, you read that last number correctly.
A friendly tip for those who might be confused by the entire indestructible tutorial level: Actual matchups do feature destructible landscapes. I mean, what would Worms be without battlegrounds filled with giant, gaping holes in the ground?
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Worms goes social with Facebook title.
By and large, Facebook games are mostly garbage, but if there's one thing that will get me to wade through the knee-deep waters of farming nonsense and mafia simulations, it's a Worms title. Team 17's iconic, turn-based battle game is now available to play on Facebook [http://apps.facebook.com/playworms/], complete with multiplayer and the adorable art style we've come to expect from the franchise.
You can play single-player tutorial missions against an A.I. opponent, or invite up to three friends from your Facebook list to battle with you. There appears to be a healthy selection of familiar weapons on offer, and there's a reward system in the form of both XP and coins which can be used for purchases. Of course, there's also the option to drop actual cash on in-game currency, with prices ranging from $2.00 to $150.00 - Yes, you read that last number correctly.
A friendly tip for those who might be confused by the entire indestructible tutorial level: Actual matchups do feature destructible landscapes. I mean, what would Worms be without battlegrounds filled with giant, gaping holes in the ground?
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