Tim McDonald dons a silly hat, inhales three balloons worth of helium, and gets out his exploding sheep for this review of Worms Reloaded.
From the review: "Guys? You've played Worms, right? Everyone's played Worms. Even my dear mother, whose experiences with gaming in the past 20 years has largely been limited to things that come free with Windows and Popcap's back catalogue, has played Worms. Heavily-armed cartoon annelids with squeaky voices blowing merry hell out of each other with silly weapons, in a turn-based setting. Right? We're all up to speed?"
The Humble Worms Bundle just launched today. It features games like Worms W.M.D., Worms Revolution, Worms Armageddon, and more. As usual, you pay what you want and a percentage goes to charity.
Hardcore Gamer For $1, you can get Ticket to Ride, Greed Corp, Incredipede, and Anodyne along with their OSTs. If you pay more than the present average of about $7, you'll get The Bard's Tale and Worms Reloaded - plus two bonus games that will unlock in due time.
Gamesta.com is your one-stop shop for anything bundle related. the latest Be Mine 6 bundle has some classics wrapped in its two-tiered offer. Most notably, Fallout fans might enjoy Gorky 17, also known as Odium. Two Worlds is there for RPG fans and arcade players can pick up Worms. Though there's more than just that, for a minimum of just $5.
I hope the burning sheep attack is still in there ... guess I should read the review and find out, really.