It's a game you can pick up with a few spare minutes or play an entire weekend! It's Worms - you'll love it! Configure the game through its myriad of options and tailor the whole style of play.
* Worms is the ideal way for friends to enjoy a few hours. Not only that, but with an almost infinite range of playing possibilities, no two games are ever the same! Worms requires great thought, strategy and elements of sheer outrageous fortune.
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