Worms Rumble

Dec 3, 2020

Worms Rumble is great. It’s fun and as hilarious as ever, whether it be from an over-the-top-kill or the witty banter from the Worms themselves. I worry that the steep learning curve may turn some players off, but if you’re able to stick with it, you’ll have a ton of fun in the latest game from a longstanding franchise that keeps on delivering. A PS5 copy of Worms Rumble was provided to TheGamer for this review.

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Dec 16, 2020

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Dec 5, 2020

Worms Rumble isn't Worms, but it's still a lot of fun and pretty addictive. Winning a round offers players the same dopamine hit as other battle royales but in quicker succession. Worms Rumble offers non-stop action by sacrificing some of the strategy of classic Worms titles while continuing the series' tradition of outlandish weaponry, but it does feel like the type of game that lacks staying power - more of a nice option few people will end up committing to rather than a new main game. For players looking for a true Worms title, Worms Rumble isn't going to make the search any easier, but gamers looking for a break from monotonous BR clones may find what they're looking for in Worms Rumble. Next: Art Sqool Review: Everything's Made Up & The Points Don't Matter Worms Rumble is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC.

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Jun 29, 2021

Technical limitations aside, Worms Rumble on Nintendo Switch is a solid addition to the eShop, which is surprisingly sparse in its collection of Worms titles – Worms W.M.D. being the only other title available digitally right now. The better Worms Rumble experience can be found on other platforms, but the Switch version is good enough for wherever you have just a few minutes to play or while traveling. Score: 4 out of 5 Stars A Switch copy of Worms Rumble was provided to TheGamer for this review.

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Dec 15, 2020

Worms Rumble is worth playing for a few rounds, and then a couple more, and so on until suddenly it’s 2 AM and you really should be asleep as you have work in a few hours but just one more game couldn’t hurt since you’re so close to unlocking that next skin anyway… While destructible terrain may no longer be a feature, the interactivity of the sprawling maps makes up for it.

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