Worms 2: Armageddon Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 104 reviews. Read all reviews for Worms 2: Armageddon for iPhone.
Worms 2: Armageddon is paid iOS app published by Team17 Digital Limited
Terrible controls
JAFmonster
I used to love this game. This version just makes me angry. The controls are ridiculous, and there aren’t even clear instructions on how to navigate the game. If you’re looking for some 90s nostalgia gameplay, look elsewhere.
I like it but...
StanesTaters
Heavily favors CPU’s and weapons seem to randomly do less damage at times.
Best. Ever.
Mikeharvie
Games like this are rare these days, you pay a small fee up front and can play all day everyday without blooming ads. Have played this for years on Amiga when i was a kid and now I play on the iPad with my boy, living our best lives! Minor criticism is the network game is buggy but rarely need to use it
One of the very few games I rate this highly
SkeeterLubidowicz
Always among the favorites I come back to over and over again. Wonderful game, challenging campaign, and highly replayable. The “best time” is a particularly smart feature as I am always happy to try and break my old record. Well done, Team17!
Total Bull ****
Rising K Ranch
Somehow the computer, even on the easiest mode, has perfect aim even including wind conditions etc. plus, the controls are **** so you end up accidentally jumping into the water right when you’re about to win. DO NOT PAY FOR THIS GARBAGE GAME
Crappie
Jmanley86
I buy the full version and it don’t even allow me to play, it goes to load, I get to the menu click on one thing and then it closes the game and give me a message “ error unable to load game “ I want a refund on this crap!
Best mobile worms game, frustrating controls at time, overpowered AI in campaign.
Tk1997
This is the best worms game you can get on mobile. I tried worms 3 while it was free, and I wasn’t a fan of it one bit. I haven’t played worms 4, but from the similar looks of worms 3, I highly doubt it went back to the worms 2 formula. The animations, looks, and feel of the successors changed, but not to the better imo. It gave me the bang for my bucks, because it already provided me with hours of fun through both its single player and local multiplayer. The gameplay heavily emphasize strategic planning, but at the same time, it doesn’t take itself too seriously. The worms tend to give funny one-line remarks and reactions throughout the round. Team customizations are plenty, and the weapons in the game are hilarious, ranging from exploding sheeps to the infamous holy grenade. The controls leave more to be desired, as I sometimes find myself accidentally jumping off a cliff when I didn’t mean so, or the grenades don’t function properly, as they do not show me the throw range when I hold down the trigger button, yet it immediately falls in front of me as soon as I pull my finger from the trigger. It doesn’t happen too often, but it happened enough to become a nuisance. Despite its age, the game looks gorgeous, and some maps provide a really cool soundtrack. It’s a shame that there is no online multiplayer. The only way we’re able to play with others is either through pass and play or through devices connected to a local network. My biggest grudge, however, is the campaign itself. Beating the levels at the beginning is easy and do-able. I was able to finish four out of six stages in the campaign, but now I’ve been stuck on the last levels of stage 5. The game is extremely unfair to the player by then. They give us just 2 worms against 10 enemy worms with godlike accuracy. The AI is simply OP, there’s no way around it. Some rounds they’ll go full stupid, shooting their shotgun or bazooka on a wall; the next round, they’ll shoot a bazooka that passes through the narrowest of places, factoring in wind effect, delivering a hit with pinpoint accuracy that either deals enough damage to kill your worm or throw your worm off to a nearby mine or water to finish it off. And just to add salt to the injury, the game shamefully plugs in their in-app purchase to buy their golden donkey statue after you lose, which literally states in its description that it's there to help you beat levels that you’re stuck on. To me, this comes off as a, blatant, cheap, cash grab, taking into account that I already PAID for this game, and I already PAID for those extra map packs that were somehow NOT included with the game (which I PAID for); and yet here I am, facing a dilemma of whether or not I should pay for the THIRD time to circumvent their unfairly, handicapped, matches in the late stages of their campaign. I’m all with helping out developers that offer me great products for my wallet, but this is not it.
Garbage
YDGYENJDV
Controls don’t react the way they should and instead of realistic gameplay the opposing team just magically makes every shot perfect. Waste of money.
5 minutes of disappointment
Jduba001
I remember loving this game of PC years ago, but 5 minutes of struggling with the touch screen controls made me want to smash my iPad. Hugely disappointing.