The fundamental structure remains classic Worms: Players control a team of up to 6 worms, taking turns using projectile weapons, explosives, and melee attacks to eliminate opposing teams across procedurally destructible 2D landscapes.
However, the "Crafting" system adds a new layer. Scattered across the map are "Crafting Crates" containing scrap parts. By collecting these, you can build brand-new weapons that aren't available in the standard drops, such as the (which pulls metal objects—including vehicles—toward it) or the Unlit Campfire (a trap that detonates when an enemy steps on it). Worms W.M.D
Worms W.M.D , released in 2016 by Team17 , is widely considered a "love letter" to the series' roots, specifically channeling the physics and spirit of the 1999 classic, Worms Armageddon . It returns the franchise to a polished 2D hand-drawn aesthetic while introducing game-changing mechanics like vehicles and crafting. Core Gameplay Mechanics By collecting these, you can build brand-new weapons