WORMS W.M.D Review | Xbox One UK

The Worms series has been around since 1995 and has featured on multiple consoles, so even if you aren't a fan of the franchise chances are you have at least some knowledge of the game in which one team of worms tries to destroy the other. It's 2016 and Worms is still going strong. The latest instalment - Worms W.M.D – harks back to 1999's Worms: Armageddon, after developer Team 17 asked fans to name their favourite entry in the franchise. Let's dive into the world of W.M.D. Worms W.M.D brings in new weapons and adds to the manic mix crafting, vehicles and building interiors. Of course, the classic weapons and gameplay that are staples of the series return, so Worms W.M.D will feel familiar to fans. Missions pit the friendly team of worms who you control against the bad worms; each team has a great arsenal of weapons to destroy the other and you take it in turns to do your best to defeat the enemy team. As far as gameplay goes Worms W.M.D plays extremely well - the turn based tactics