Pocket Gamer: Considering the undoubted inspiration taken from the giant sand worms that menaced the sci-fi world of Dune, it's surprising Super Mega Worm is firmly set on (and under) terra firma.
The destruction of all things human is your goal as you undulate your giant annelid through the soil, breaking the surface to chomp down on the cows, people, ostriches, police cars, and young mothers with strollers who wander above.
The Super Mega Worm series has been around for awhile as it originated as a PC only title way back when. Since then it has reached enormous popularity due to its simplicity and addictiveness.
Hardcore Droid writes:
"For those of you out there who have always dreamed of playing as the worm from Tremors, and have not owned an iOS device at any point in the 2010s, then I am pleased to announce that your long exodus has reached its happy conclusion. Super Mega Worm has arrived on Android devices, and lo, its wrath has descended upon our smartphones like the hellfire of a thousand angry ’80s haircuts. While it’s probably a safe bet to say that Super Mega Worm is the best giant-death-worm sim on the market, it’s also a solid pick-up-and-play option for your morning commute or commode trip."
"If you have ever spent any amount of time browsing the iTunes App Store then, like me, you’ve probably found yourself leaving with more than a few impulse purchases. It just so happens that on my latest trip to the Apple money sink I picked up a few new games. Of the bunch, two stood up above the rest. It’s quite funny how very dissimilar these games are. One is a retro-looking action game and the other is an adorably animated puzzle solver. Without further adieu I present to you my dueling diversions, Super Mega Worm and Cut the Rope."
Follow the link to read the rest of the review for Super Mega Worm and Cut the Rope for the iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPad.
We decided to try a different format for this review by including both short reviews in 1.
What do you guys think of this format for smaller games?
I kinda like the format. Rather than separating them both to fill up the site with small reviews, you combine the two small reviews into a regular one.
Good job! Maybe I'll have to check these games out.
Nice review! I like how it's short and to the point. I'm glad there is someone out there to tell me about the good games on the app store. It's often really hard to find anything on the crowded store.
