Set fuse (for weapons with an adjustable fuse). Set on Max Bounce (for Grenades and Cluster Bombs). Set on Min Bounce (for Grenades and Cluster Bombs). Some of the replay controls (listed below) are enabled. Replays the last shot (when pressed immediately afterwards). Toggle opacity of above-worm information displays.ĭisplays thought bubble above selected worm. On top of preventing the camera from automatically following things, also prevents mouse movement doing it disable by disabling Scroll Lock.Ĭycle through above-worm information displays. Toggles camera to automatically follow things. Locks the view on the active worm permanently disable by pressing Home again. Minimize the game, also works in the front-end. Map snapshots are saved in PNG format, are named map NNNN.png and are stored in User\SavedLevels\Capture under your main W:A folder. Saves a snapshot of the current state of the map. Takes a screenshot (saved in Capture folder), also works in the front-end. Selects next worm on team when Worm Select is active.Ĭauses selected worm to perform a forward jump.Ĭauses selected worm to perform a backjump.Ĭauses selected worm to perform a backflip.Ĭauses selected worm to perform a small backflip (identical to backjump in all but animation).Ĭycle through available weapons in weapon groups when selecting a weapon.Ĭycles through available utilities (by default, the key between Escape, Tab and 1 on all keyboard layouts). Speeds up mouse cursor movement in-game by a factor of 4 when used separately or by a factor of 16 when used together.Īdjusts aim for selected weapon in respective direction. Moves selected worm in respective direction.įorces worm to face one direction when moving. If you find that the game does not recognize some key presses when you hold down some buttons, you may need to change your keyboard or use a key remapper. Note: Some keyboards have limits on how many and which buttons may be pressed simultaneously. These are listed on the respective weapon pages which can be found here. I gave up gaming midway through 2006 with the PS2, I sold it along with the majority of my games (15 or so) to a friend for £80 or so.Some keys have specific purposes when using specific weapons and tools. It was an expensive and shallow hobby, and I didn't miss it. However, out of nostalgia, I recently bought an old PSOne cheaply from a market stall (£8) and re-bought, what I think was the best game on the console (or any other!) 'Worms: Armageddon' ,which has since I last played it become a rare item. The game has almost endless replay value, with multiplayer in particular, with dozens of themed maps and a random land generator. Funny, charming and instant enough for brand new players, and intricate enough to spend forever on perfecting tactics and accuracy. If you are new to artillery games, they are turn-based multiplayer games that involve each player controlling a unit and using strategy and firing on the opponent's units.While the move to 3D was an interesting development, and was a very fun game, undoubtedly there's nothing that can challenge the satisfaction of landing a holy hand grenade right on top of your opponent's head, with nothing they can do to stop it, or burrowing deep underground and unleashing the eponymous 'armageddon', (the most destructive weapon in the game), or prodding the enemy into the briny depths, or dropping a stick of dynamite into their midst and so on and so on.
In Worms Armageddon, the units are the titular worms, and the whole scenario is absolutely hilarious.
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