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The third and final Worms game to hit PSP, and the second on Wii, Worms: Battle Islands expanded the strategy gameplay at the core of the series so that it permeated not just the battles themselves but also the metagame. Year: 2010 | Developer: Team17 | Publisher: Team17/THQ | Format: PSP, Wii

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Sam Claiborn at IGN loved the episodic instalment, comparing it to both classic arcade shooters like Robotron 2084 and Smash TV as well as contemporary shooters of the era like Gears of War – a combination of comparisons we couldn’t be prouder of! 58/100 Reviews for Alien Breed 2: Assault were mixed, much like the first game, but most recognised and rewarded the improvements. The second chapter in our episodic revival trilogy came out a little later than intended following the improvements made to the first game, but it was well worth it! With those same improvements included, Assault also sprinkled in some fun set-pieces and boss battles that made the game even better to form a sequel that featured both intense arcade action and atmospheric horror! Year: 2010 | Developer: Team17 | Publisher: Team17 | Format: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Worms Reloaded was also the first game in the series to be self-published, marking yet another turning point in our 100-game history! 57/100 The 2D gameplay was reminiscent of fan favourite Worms Armageddon, there was bucketloads of extra content via the DLC packs and even a level editor included!

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Worms Reloaded brought 2D Worms back to PC for the first time in almost ten years! It’s hard to picture now but there was once a time when PC users hadn’t enjoyed a good old fashioned Worms battle for the best part of a decade – since 2001’s Worms World Party – and lightsiders and darksiders alike were salivating at the thought of getting back in to the action.Įxtensive DLC for Worms Reloaded also included these Team Fortress inspired landscapes!Įssentially a PC upgrade of Worm 2 Armageddon, Worms Reloaded was the perfect game to bring the series back to computers. But by 2010 there was still one major format waiting for the big comeback… No not the Amiga. Year: 2010 | Developer: Team17 | Publisher: Team17 | Format: PCĪfter various successes on Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and PSN, 2D Worms was well and truly back and more popular than ever. Missed a previous chapter? Head back to 2009 or start at the beginning in 1991!

It's a simple, beautiful game, and while you may wince at paying for it yet again, Reloaded is a great version that will have fans and new players alike falling back under the spell of the spineless ones.Welcome to the latest installment in our history of Team17’s first 100 games, celebrating the release of game number one hundred, PLANET ALPHA.Īs we head into a new decade with the year 2010, you can see the modern incarnation of Team17 begin to take shape with more experiments in digital distribution and self-publishing, but also in the established series of Worms and Alien Breed – something that would change radically in just a few years. Multiplayer is firmly where it's at though, and aside from a few mid-game syncing issues, a ridiculously oversized UI and some issues finding public games in the server browser that will hopefully be patched this side of soon (check the official forums for updates), Worms remains as great as ever. One minute it's pulling off mathematically impossible trickshots, the next it's shooting up the scenery or committing suicide-by-mine. You get escalating deathmatches, a campaign that does a reasonable job of breaking up the action with puzzle maps and interestingly asymmetric teams, a one-worm army survival mode, and plenty of other options, but none of them are much fun thanks to the ridiculously bipolar AI. Any changes to the single-player game are less interesting, mostly because single-player Worms is as pointless as Strip Solitaire in a nudist colony.