#Worms revolution review ps3 full#
#Worms revolution review ps3 ps3#

The game itself is challenging from the beginning, fortunately adding plenty of longevity. This extra content consists of traditional Worms gameplay, as well as adding puzzle elements too to create a nice variety and offering hours and hours of extra content that is just as fun as the regular game. This Vita port also boasts a wealth of extra content with all previously released downloadable packs coming as standard. Gameplay remains turn-based, with players taking their turn in helping to destroy the enemy team. Lending himself to a genuinely hilarious character of a wildlife documentary maker, you are sure to be laughing a lot throughout the course of the game.Įverything you would expect from a Worms title is here, with an enormous variety of weapons and gadgets at your disposal within a plethora of destructive and creative levels. Adding even more to this charm is a golden performance by actor and comedian Matt Berry who serves as the games narrator. The worms are still extremely humorous and charming, and it’s this consistent charm that will keep players coming back to the title.

#Worms revolution review ps3 full#

Despite graphical shortcomings, the worms themselves are full of charm and like with previous instalments, they can be customised to have all manners of bizarre clothing and personalities. The performance of the title is also rather disjointed due to performance issues that result in significant drops in frame rate, damaging the experience a little and breaking the otherwise silky-smooth gameplay.

#Worms revolution review ps3 ps3#

The environments and characters are rendered nicely in this format, though they appear lacking in a lot of detail unlike its PS3 counterpart. Worms Revolution Extreme is played in a stylish 2.5D style, incorporating 3d graphics into the traditional side-on gameplay. Being a direct port of the original Worms Revolution release and combined with all previously released downloadable content, this is a cheap package that is as varied and fun as Worms has ever been. Standing the test of time really goes to show how strong this franchise really is, and this strength certainly shines through Team 17’s latest release: Worms Revolution Extreme for the Playstation Vita. For a series that has arguably undergone little change in its core mechanics or gameplay over the years, it’s quite frankly outstanding that the Worms franchise has been around since 1995.