Worms Rumble Review (Steam)

Worms Rumble is Worms like you’ve never played it before, with intense, real-time, arena-based 32 players cross-platform combat. Get ready for Deathmatch and Last Worm Standing modes where you’re only ever a Holy Hand Grenade away from death.
Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 7931 MB Download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Controller support.
- Cross play-on/off.
- Graphics-fullscreen, resolution, v-sync, anti-aliasing, render quality, SSR, limit FPS, resolution scale, bloom, shadow quality, post-process quality, and particle detail.
- Opening tutorial with additional optional training like target practice and armory where can play with all the toys.
- Battle Royale gameplay.
- Ten weapons-can change and unlock new skins.
- Worm customization-skin, eyes, mouth, emote, style, audio, and banner.
- Three game types-death match, last squad standing, and last worm standing.
- Daily challenges with one Reroll opportunity.
- Auto switch settings for empty weapons and new weapons.
- Have roll as a tap or hold.
- Colorblind support.
- Controller settings-Invert axis and sensitivity sliders, aim assist, aim sensitivity, and rebind controls along with deadzone sliders.
- Full player stats.
- Friends invite system.
- Can set matchmaking region or have automatic.
- Earn EXP and rank up.
- Weapons all have their own rank and you earn exp for using them.
- Fast-paced action.
- Fast matchmaking times.
- Uses the classic arsenal of Worms games like sheep bombs, holy grenades, etc.
- Easy enough to pick up and play.
- On-screen Button prompts.
- Enemies drop all carried items.
- Plays on a 2.5D playfield which is based around a lot of platforming and verticality.
- Classic Worms shout outs and put-downs.
- Deathmatch mode-random respawn.
- Loot chests to find.
- Heal in team games by eliminating enemies.
- You respawn with a random weapon every life.
- Last squad standing-you pick a spawn point, squad of 3. You can be downed and revived. The zones will close down with poisonous gas overtime and an airdrop happens.
- Uses Easy anti-cheat.
- Damage and heal numbers appear.
- Can do rolls and wall jumps.
- Vents-can only see in them if you are in them.
- Quick and fluid to navigate the levels from general platforming to portals, jumps, and zip lines.
- Last worm standing mode-pick spawn point, one life that’s it.
- Spawn point choosing will show how many can spawn there but also how many are spawning there at the start.

Cons:
- Matchmaking times can vary.
- A lot to take in initially.
- Very busy in-game and this makes it hard to see what guns and ammo are.
- No way to really ping locations/fear/enemies.
- The last squad standing starts off ferocious but then turns into hide and seek.
- No custom games.
- Last worm standing has the worst matchmaking times.
- No player numbers.
- Can feel unbalanced at times due to the random gun respawn and respawn in general.
- No way to quit out of matchmaking so if it gets to a certain screen where it’s loading it will just hang.
- Not many chests in a level and it doesn’t seem like they randomly respawn.
- No camera control to zoom in or out.

