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Worms 3D brings the venerable franchise into 3D. Whether this was a good move or not, is up for debate. Worms is a turn-based strategy game (with timed turns) in which you command a team of worms with access to artillery the likes of standard munitions, ninja ropes, napalm drops and exploding sheep.
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Hi all, I need some help with the screen resolution settings. No matter what resolution I pick, and both in fullscreen and in windowed mode, the game fills the whole screen but shows only a small part of it. I'm running it on a 4K screen, but any downscaling doesn't help either. Any suggestions?

Most new systems should run Worms 3D well, but older systems will definitely need the 32 MB (or more) video card. Each turn alternates between the teams and from worm to worm within the team itself. During a turn, the game gives you a few seconds to look around the board, and then counts down a movement timer in the lower-left corner. Widescreen resolution. It is possible to set any screen resolution for the gameplay environment up to 7 through the ReSolution plugin. Letterboxing starts at sizes greater than 6012x2902 for open-island maps, and 1916x854 for closed-cavern maps.

As someone who loves this series when Worms 3D was announced I did have rather mixed feelings. This is a game that was deeply rooted in 2D so I was unsure of how it would translate to the 3rd dimension. Thankfully, it worked out pretty well and while it may be a bit “different” I do feel that they managed to capture the spirit of what the series was known for. Also, this game was mass released with it appearing on PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube!

Hey Ma, I Am 3D!

Let’s get the graphics out of the way first. Worms is a series that despite its modest presentation managed to have a massive personality. Thankfully Worms 3D brings back this personality, but thanks to the new visuals improves upon it. The Worms themselves look fantastic. Their facial expressions and of course the funny stuff they say gives them a ton of personality.

The levels are randomly generated so you never get the same one twice. The backgrounds are a bit sparse, but to be fair everything is colorful and fits in with the new 3D Worms characters that they have created. The sound is a bit of a mixed bag, the main song gets annoying very quickly and there appears to be a lot more repeating of lines here.

2D Gameplay In A 3D World

Despite the jump to 3D, Worms 3D very much plays like a traditional Worms game. You still have your army of Worms that you need to use in order to defeat the other teams. You have various weapons and abilities that you can use and moving your Worms around the map can be key to getting a better position. The Worms are a tad stiff to move around, but you do get used to it quicker than you would think.While I like most of the aspects of moving the game to 3D, the camera can be an issue. There are times where you are hidden behind a bit of the world or you cannot get a good view on what is happening as something else is in the way. This is an issue many 3D platform games have, but it can be frustrating here and sometimes even feel unfair.

So Much To Do

Worms 3D is pretty stacked with game modes. While there is not a “story” you do have a single-player campaign to complete which is fun. There are over 30 missions for you to complete and there is a nice mixture of missions that are all about having fun and carnage and missions that require you to do some deep thinking in order to beat them. As you would expect, multiplayer is an absolute blast and you have a very decent selection of game modes to enjoy when you are playing with your friends.

I know that some games struggled when they made the jump from 2D to 3D. However, despite a couple of flaws, I feel that Worms 3D did a great job in nailing the transition to the 3rd dimension. It very much feels like a classic Worms game, but now you can move around with much more freedom. The single-player mode is a lot of fun and the multiplayer is even more fun than that!

Final Score

Pros:

I love the way the Worms look in 3D
The game is very amusing
The campaign has a lot of variety to the missions
Playing with your friends is a blast
The levels are randomly generated

Cons:

Sometimes Worms get hidden behind stuff
The soundtrack is rather annoying

Overall rating: 8

Developer: Feral Interactive

Worms 3d Full Screen Game

Price: $45 (from Feral Interactive)

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2, 600 MHz G3, 256 MB RAM, 32 MB VRAM, 1.3 GB disk space, QuickTime 6. Universal.

Recommended: Mac OS X 10.3, 867 MHz G4, 512 MB RAM, 1.5 GB disk space.

Trial: None

Usually, worms seem the most innocuous of creatures. They wrigglearound, chewing through dirt and surfacing after rainstorms. Somewherein school, a biology teacher told you a bisected worm would grow intotwo worms. Functional and interesting, if a little icky. Gamedevelopers Team 17, however, ask a slightly different question: “Whatif worms toted weapons and carried out military assaults? What then?”

Successor to a group of high-selling PC games released over the lastscore of years, Worms 3D combines turn-based strategic play with cuteworms trying to knock the bejesus out of one another. The control takesa decent amount of practice, but the game is light enough and funenough for most ages to spend quality time with.

Installation and Starting Play

Worms 3D comes on a DVD and installs into the Applications folder.If you’re connected to the Internet, Worms 3D can check for updatesautomatically. My DVD had the current version, so it didn’t need anupdate.

The basic game pits two teams of worms against each other, each armedwith weapons (such as bazookas and grenades) and tools (such as ropesand jetpacks). Each round scatters the players around a three-dimensionalisland board with a constantly rising water level. (Weassume it’s not overtly commenting on global warming.) Some islands aremilitary installations, while others are graveyards or jungles.

Bird’s-eye view of a game board, with teams noted by color.

In most boards, the goal is to eliminate each of the other players bytaking away all of their life points or knocking them into the water.Each weapon you have (there are about twenty) does a certain amount ofdamage and often knocks the target around, pushing it to a differentarea of the board (or into the water). Between turns, sometimes newweapon boxes drop from the sky. Pick up a box to add that weapon toyour arsenal.

The tutorial mode runs you through each game type and gives youpractice with the weapons. Some rounds challenge you to find a specificitem; others pit you against a couple of enemy worms. This gives youneeded practice with controlling the worms and learning how far someweapons travel when shot at different angles and power levels. The lasttutorial mission, The Driving Range, gives you a group of targets andthe full gamut of weapons—practicing there is highly recommended.

Graphics and Sound

Worms 3D originally came out a couple of years ago, so the graphicswon’t blow away any fans of current PC games or gaming consoles.However, they’re clear, colorful, and appropriate to the cartoon-likeaction of the game. You’re free to rotate and spin the perspective ofeach worm or look at the island from an overhead viewpoint (which helpsfor launching wide-area attacks such as the Air Strike).

An entertaining part of the game is the behavior of the wormsthemselves. They taunt one another with a variety of in-game comments,telling the enemy worms how bad their aim is or saying somethingpitiful just before they expire. Note: a dying worm explodes, takingout some nearby land with him.

The game includes a large number of audio “themes,” which determinewhat your worms say. Check out selections such as “Super Hero” and “USWrestling” from the edit-team screen.

The music bleeps a little, but als