Release Date: March 18, 2002
Worms Blast is a turn-based strategy produced by Team 17 Sowftware development studio. This time the title worm goes to the high seas. The player controls a small, but well-armed boat, and his task is to destroy colored blocks. Multiplayer mode allows you to duel with a live opponent.
Because Worms Blast is a totally different type of Worms game than you might be used to, we've put together a short of what the game is all about, including some snippets of the type of levels you will encounter.
First up we'll cover how you'll be playing the game in the majority of levels and gamemodes in single player.
Worms Blast, what's the big idea?
The basic gameplay consists of shooting a coloured bazooka at some coloured blocks. If the colours match, then the block is destroyed, along with all connecting blocks of the same colour. If the colours do not match, then the weapon colour 'splats' onto the block you hit, plus those immediately surrounding it.
Other weapons such as grenade, dynamite and laser can be found hidden in crates 'locked' into the landscape, and there are also some special blocks.
Land that becomes 'disconnected' from the top line will shake and then fall. The period of time for which they shake depends on the number of blocks in the falling section. The exception to this rule is if the land contains one or more anchor blocks. If a disconnected land mass contains an anchor block, it will not fall.
Now while these are the basic rules there are exceptions where we have bent and twisted them, these exceptions occur mainly in the missions so that they can be different, varied and just plain crazy when compared to some of your more regular, run of the mill puzzle games.
Platforms:
PC Windows March 30, 2002
PlayStation 2 March 18, 2002
GameCube September 13, 2002
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Maintained in a humorous convention series of turn-based strategies with logical and arcade elements, in which the main roles are played by the title bugs. The brand is developed by the Team17 Digital development studio. The father of the series Worms is British game designer Andy Davidson. The first commercial installment of the series was released in 1994 for personal computers (Amiga, PC and Mac) and fifth-generation consoles (PlayStation, Mega Drive and SNES). The title was considered an extremely successful combination of Cannon Fodder z Lemmings, thanks to which it very quickly gained great popularity among gamers. The development team of the studio Team17 Digital almost immediately began work on add-ons and a full-fledged sequel. In total, over the course of almost 30 years, more than 18 games included in the mainstream series were released, as well as a number of spin-offs and re-releases. Including the series lived to see its own battle royale mode, golf or pinball.
System Requirements for Worms Blast Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium II 300MHz, 64MB RAM, graphic card.
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