#Worms revolution trailer update#
#Worms revolution trailer series#

#Worms revolution trailer series#

I hate to use such a cliché to describe a game, but it’s especially true in this case - with nothing in the way of innovations here, it really does come down to how much you liked previous Worms games, and how much you want to have the series on-the-go (and, perhaps just as importantly, with Trophy support). At its core, Worms has always been almost as much about solving puzzles (albeit very explosive puzzles) as it has been about blowing your enemies to smithereens, and that’s just as true this time out as it’s ever been.īasically, your enjoyment of Worms Revolution Extreme will come down to whether or not you’re already a fan of the series. Every time I sat down to write this review, I’d invariably decide that I needed to play the game just one more time…and then, almost like clockwork, I’d look up and see that I’d suddenly lost an hour or two somewhere. For one thing, the game is as as addictive as ever. On a related note, if we’re talking about the PSP, it should also be said that Worms Revolution Extreme looks like it belongs on that system, since the blandly uninspired graphics look kind of hideous on the Vita’s OLED screen.

Further, there’s no incorporation of the front and back touchscreens, which seems like it should’ve been a no-brainer, if Angry Birds has taught us anything. Publisher: Genre: Tags: Strategy (184), Multiplayer (144), Funny (114). The controls are exactly the same as its PSP predecessors, Open Warfare and Open Warfare 2.

Let’s start with the bad: there’s nothing about Worms Revolution Extreme that makes it an experience you need to have on the Vita. Previous Activision deploys Call of Duty: Ghosts gameplay launch trailer. Image for Worms Revolution intro trailer unearthed. Lets start with the bad: theres nothing about Worms Revolution Extreme that.

#Worms revolution trailer update#

This, of course, means that all the positives and negatives associated with Worms are on full display here. Worms Armageddon just got a huge update 21 years after launch. That’s the Worms formula in a nutshell, and that’s what you get if you pick up the franchise’s Vita debut, Worms Revolution Extreme. Whatever cosmetic changes (and odd forays into mini-golf) there may have been since the series’ inception in 1995, by this point, you pretty much know what you’re getting when you pick up one of the games: worms + heavy artillery + destructible terrain = lots of fiery deaths and explosions. Two decades in, I can’t imagine there’s much to write about Worms that hasn’t already been written. This is 'Worms Revolution - Official Announcement Trailer HD' by Nuuvem on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.