Worms
The classic turn-based strategy game where teams of armed worms battle across destructible terrain using outrageous weapons like the Holy Hand Grenade and Banana Bomb.
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About This Retro Game
Originally released in 1995, this SNES version introduced console players to the series' signature blend of tactical gameplay and slapstick humor.
Features procedurally generated landscapes, 28+ unique weapons, and customizable teams with hilarious voice banks.
Pioneered the 'worm physics' that became a hallmark of the franchise, with realistic projectile trajectories and terrain deformation.
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