Games Review: Worms

PSN, Team 17, £7.99

Rebecca Armstrong
Saturday 18 April 2009 00:00 BST
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Aslew of tiresome 3-D Worms games might have made you tire of the series, but Worms for

the PS3 is a good reason to wake up and smell the revenge. The action – spiked with

grenades, bazookas, highflying and hard-landing sheep – is classic Worms, but the graphics

have been hauled up to date and make the title feel pretty damnfresh. Next-gen Worms also

offers the now obligatory online multiplayer action, opening up a new world of would-be

opponents. A classic, reborn.

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