Humiliate your friends, take revenge on your family, annihilate complete strangers - Worms 2 is frenetic, frenzied fun.
Wreak havoc on your rivals, in a game of revenge and petty-minded cruelty. The original demo requires DirectX 3.0 and doesn't like DX6.1 or newer, while the online demo requires DirectX 5.0a. Welcome to Worms 2 They're back, they're cute and deadlier than ever Enter the bizarre and fantastic cartoon world of Worms 2. The demo is limited to two teams of two worms, with only one graphic theme and no music. It's the kind of cartoon violence that made it so much fun to blow up lemmings or let them splatter after a great fall. Far from being reprehensibly violent, the cute little worms say funny things after they attack or get injured or killed. The worms are killed if they run out of hit points or get knocked off of the playing field, such as being blown into the water or lava that surrounds the terrain. It's a bit like Scorched Earth with cute little worms. The worms have bazookas, grenades, cluster bombs, homing missiles, parachutes, and many other weapons and abilities. Each worm has 60 seconds to move as far it can, and select and fire a weapon. Two to six teams of up to eight heavily armed worms try to blow up all of the enemy worms. The second game in the popular Worms series.
IBM PC Intel Pentium 75Mhz and compatibles People on YouTube are weird.Published by MicroProse (Spectrum HoloByte)
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