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Death Worm™ Deluxe is a single player casual action adventure game. It was developed by PlayCreek Games and was released on November 6, 2010. It received positive reviews from players.

Control the mind-boggling underground alien monster with your finger!

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82%
Audience ScoreBased on 1,338 reviews
graphics27 positive mentions
monetization18 negative mentions

  • Fun and addictive gameplay with a unique monster worm theme that is great for killing time.
  • Good controls after a short learning curve; some players appreciate customizable control layouts and responsive movement.
  • Great graphics and sound design evoke nostalgic feelings, with new updates adding variety and fresh content.
  • Frequent microtransactions and paywalls, including battle passes and in-game purchases, detract from the experience despite being a paid game.
  • Lack of updates and new content, including missing endless/sandbox modes from original versions, leads to repetitive gameplay that tires quickly.
  • Technical issues such as game crashes, freezing, control difficulties, and intrusive ads frustrate many players.
  • graphics
    30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's graphics are widely praised for being smooth, detailed, and visually appealing across various devices, enhancing the overall gameplay experience. Some updates may affect graphic quality, but overall, users find the visuals impressive and a strong point of the game.

    • “Great graphics, missions are fun and challenging, I really like this game.”
    • “Excellent graphics, well thought UI, and great gameplay!”
    • “Great game, superb graphics and it runs very smoothly on my Xperia Arc.”
    • “The latest update brings lower quality graphics and more interrupted gameplay.”
    • “Fun little diversion, but absolutely a lonely little solo game with uninspired graphics and repetitive, formulaic upgrade system.”
  • monetization
    26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization of the game includes in-app purchases and ads, with some users appreciating that payments are not required to progress, while others feel frustrated by persistent ads even in the paid version. Many express disappointment over the introduction of energy systems, gems, and intrusive ads, viewing these as cash grab tactics that undermine the original gameplay experience. Overall, while some find the balance acceptable, the presence of ads in the paid edition and pushy microtransactions detract from enjoyment for many players.

    • “There are in-game purchases, but you don't need to pay for anything extra to progress; you can just grind, which I appreciate a lot since I usually hate in-game purchases for that reason.”
    • “Alright, the main difference between deluxe and free is that deluxe has no ads; however, all other transactions are still there, and the season pass has to be bought separately for $5.”
    • “Yes, you can play this for free, but paying real money for the game means I would expect no ads and smooth progression.”
    • “The deluxe edition will still be trying to push ads to you, which is ridiculous for a $5 mobile game that used to be free.”
    • “Now you have bastardized your own creation with the implementation of energy and microtransactions all just to try and make a quick buck off of everyone that hadn't played this before.”
    • “With the update there are ads on top of ads inside ads.”
  • gameplay
    19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally praised for being simple, intuitive, and addictive with well-designed mechanics, though some updates have removed favored elements and introduced monetization features that detract from the experience. While the gameplay remains engaging and fluid, players desire more modes, maps, and quality improvements to sustain long-term enjoyment.

    • “I bought the full game for its fun mechanics and intuitive yet simple gameplay.”
    • “Super simple and addictive gameplay.”
    • “The gameplay is quite easy but really fun and survival and mini games are challenging and addictive.”
    • “Now that they added cash grab mechanics with all the classic freemium trash, it's just another money milker game.”
    • “The latest update brings lower quality graphics and more interrupted gameplay.”
    • “The recent update is an improvement on the game, although some earlier game mechanics and details had been taken out, such as the health bar being an outline of the worm instead of a literal health bar.”
  • stability
    15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's stability is mixed, with several users reporting frequent freezes and glitches that can disrupt gameplay, including issues when resuming saved levels. However, many players also note that it runs smoothly on various devices, delivering an enjoyable experience without major hiccups. Overall, stability varies by device, with some experiencing significant freezes while others find it runs well.

    • “Nice looking, runs great.”
    • “Other than that runs great on Nexus S 2.3.4.”
    • “Lot of fun and it runs great on both my Evo and GTablet.”
    • “It's good but freezes more than I play it; don't buy, play demo.”
    • “1 problem though; sometimes the worm freezes above ground resulting in death.”
    • “Great game but freezes phone when resuming a previous saved level.”
  • story
    13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story and mission structure receive mixed feedback, with many users finding the campaign repetitive and lacking depth, leading to reduced engagement. While some appreciate the updated missions and challenges, others miss the original upgrade mechanics and desire a more meaningful storyline and greater mission variety. Overall, the narrative elements are seen as underdeveloped, contributing to a less immersive experience.

    • “Great graphics, missions are fun and challenging, I really like this game.”
    • “The whole game is totally new in a good way, daily rewards, upgrades and missions now.”
    • “There is also little in the way of storyline.”
    • “They replaced all of the best parts (upgrade/level up as you eat things, health gained from eating humans, etc.) and just ruined it with a 'campaign' and 'energy' system where you complete simple and repetitive quests after quest of eating random things.”
    • “There are now ridiculous missions that actually devalue the game from what it was.”
    • “Edit: I just reduced my rating because I spent a bunch of money playing this game and the most recent update made the game daily missions only and removed the campaign and campaign+, as well as taking away all of my worm experience cards.”
  • music
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game evokes strong nostalgic feelings and is generally well-liked for its motivational and memorable tracks, especially the classic themes. However, some users find the music bothersome or suggest adding customization options, and there are issues with sound functionality on certain devices.

    • “Great music track motivates my worm attack.”
    • “I loved it. The controls were great, I loved that it was 2D instead of 3D, and the worms skins looked nice. I really loved the game and also just loved the music when you enter a level. That music for some reason brings back many weird memories, but I just loved the game completely.”
    • “I remember the old mini game and hope the super dash still exists somewhere with the same music, which is the nitro boost ability theme.”
    • “The music is still the same and still bothersome.”
    • “I love this game but... you should probably change the music and put custom skins, no offense.”
    • “Love the game but on Droid 3, the sound and music don't work.”
  • humor
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor is widely appreciated for being hilarious, fun, and lighthearted, contributing to an addictive and enjoyable experience. Many users find it genuinely entertaining and nostalgic.

    • “You're old enough to remember, it's hilarious and fun.”
    • “Mindless, addictive, and funny.”
    • “Omg, so funny!”
  • emotional
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users report a strong emotional impact from the update, noting moments that evoke tears. However, some also experience frustration due to control issues affecting gameplay responsiveness during key moments.

    • “This new update literally made me shed a tear.”
    • “While I'm touching the control pad, I suddenly lose control, especially when the speed bonus hits.”
  • grinding
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users find the grinding in the game excessive and unnecessary, especially without access to Google Play Pass, potentially requiring additional spending to avoid tedious repetition.

    • “I believe you would have to do a lot more grinding without the help of Google Play Pass or spend some extra money on top of purchasing the game.”
    • “Stupidly grindy for no reason.”
  • optimization
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is well-optimized, running smoothly with high-quality visuals and consistent performance even on devices like the Desire HD.

    • “The game always runs smoothly with great detail in the graphics, packed with action from start to finish!”
    • “Great fun game, runs smoothly on my Desire HD.”
  • replayability
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers limited replayability, with most users feeling that once the survival mode and campaign are completed, there is little incentive to play again despite its great graphics.

    • “One run through survival and campaign then there was no replayability.”
    • “Great graphics but no replay value.”
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Death Worm™ Deluxe is a casual action adventure game.

Death Worm™ Deluxe is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

Death Worm™ Deluxe was released on November 6, 2010.

Death Worm™ Deluxe was developed by PlayCreek Games.

Death Worm™ Deluxe has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Death Worm™ Deluxe for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

Death Worm™ Deluxe is a single player game.

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