Last Train Outta' Wormtown

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Last Train Outta' Wormtown is a multiplayer action game. It was developed by Get(Color) Games and was released on January 17, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

"Last Train Outta' Wormtown" is a chaotic multiplayer game where players can either cooperate as cowboys, completing objectives and avoiding a sandworm that can only see them when they're touching the ground, or play as the sandworm, burrowing underground and erupting to attack the cowboys. The game features asymmetrical gameplay and allows for a friend to join private games for free through the Friend's Pass.

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Audience ScoreBased on 1,516 reviews

humor76 positive mentions

stability6 negative mentions

The Friend Pass system allows only one person to buy the game, making it easy for friends to join in on the fun without additional costs.
The gameplay is chaotic and entertaining, providing a mix of strategy and humor as players either try to escape the worm or hunt down their friends.
The game is regularly updated by a responsive developer, showing commitment to improving the experience and adding new content.

The game can feel unbalanced, especially with the worm being overpowered in smaller lobbies, making it difficult for players to win.
Finding public lobbies can be challenging due to a low player base, often requiring players to coordinate with friends to enjoy the game.
Some players have reported technical issues, such as difficulty joining games or bugs affecting gameplay, which can detract from the overall experience.

humor
76 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in "Last Train Outta Wormtown" is widely praised, with players highlighting its hilarious and chaotic gameplay that leads to countless funny moments, especially when played with friends. The game's quirky concept, engaging mechanics, and the developers' involvement contribute to its comedic charm, making it a fun and entertaining experience that leaves players laughing and wanting more. Overall, it is described as a uniquely funny and enjoyable multiplayer game that excels in creating memorable, laughter-filled moments.
- “Last train outta wormtown is a very funny multiplayer game that allows people to truly feel targeted as a giant worm comes and kills them multiple times.”
- “Absolutely loved screaming my head off anytime the worm would chase after me or trying to catch me on top of a rock, very funny and entertaining game for me and my friends!”
- “This game is hilarious and fantastic to play with friends.”
gameplay
75 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by its unique and engaging mechanics, blending silliness with strategic depth, making it enjoyable for both solo and group play. Players appreciate the variety of tasks, customization options, and the balance of fun and tension, although some note a steep learning curve and potential repetitiveness. Overall, the game offers a fresh and entertaining experience, especially when played with friends, despite some calls for further refinement and additional content.
- “The gameplay is a great blend of goofy and utterly terrifying, and each round manages to feel fresh without it getting repetitive thanks to the world generation and range of tasks.”
- “The gameplay is super silly and fun, there is a lot of replayability and I keep coming back for more because I want to unlock more hats and stuff.”
- “Super fun and a shockingly high depth of gameplay/skill ceiling.”
- “This game needs another year or two in the oven to cook, and needs to crib more than a few mechanics from better games.”
- “-- steep learning curve on only one mode of gameplay that gets repetitive as soon as you learn enough to play it.”
- “But the gameplay quickly becomes dull and very repetitive.”
music
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's music has received mixed feedback, with some players noting a lack of in-game music while praising the exceptional lobby and menu soundtracks. The theme song and lobby music are frequently described as "bangers," contributing significantly to the game's overall aesthetic and enjoyment. Many players express a desire for more music during gameplay, highlighting the existing tracks as standout features that enhance the gaming experience.
- “Lobby music is fantastic.”
- “The soundtrack alone makes this the greatest game ever made, and that's before even taking the worm into consideration, let alone the town.”
- “Absolutely delightful, the theme song is incredible, customization has a lot of fun options, just impeccable vibes all around.”
- “There's no in-game music: only lobby music.”
- “My only suggestion to the devs would be to add music to the matches and maybe implement different objectives later on.”
- “The soundtrack for the main menu goes way harder than it should be allowed to.”
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Last Train Outta' Wormtown" revolves around the last humans trying to escape a giant, overpowered worm while completing various missions to fuel their train. While the character development and engaging dialogue are praised, many players find the mission structure repetitive and poorly explained, leading to confusion and frustration. Overall, the narrative is seen as a mix of emotional depth and gameplay challenges, with a call for more diverse missions and clearer guidance.
- “The characters in this story are the heart and soul of the narrative.”
- “The character development throughout the story was masterful, and I genuinely cared about their fates.”
- “The plot is a rollercoaster of emotions and surprises.”
- “My main gripe is that the missions aren't really explained anywhere and some are pretty hard to just figure out on your own.”
- “You'll spend a lot of time aimlessly looking for mission objective items to get the train started and fueled up.”
- “Some mission types definitely feel more difficult than others (finding the train key is leagues easier than most if not all the other objectives in the list right now, and lighting signal flares is pretty hard against a good worm).”
graphics
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are characterized by a fun and cutesy art style that enhances the overall experience, making it enjoyable to play with friends. While some users note that the graphics are not the most polished, they appreciate the hand-animated look and the game's ability to run smoothly on lower-end PCs. The combination of vibrant aesthetics and fitting music contributes to a lively atmosphere, making the game both entertaining and visually appealing.
- “The aesthetic is great, and the music included fits so well.”
- “Graphics: the art style is pretty neat, making some objects look hand animated 8/10.”
- “The art style works really well for this game.”
- “The game has a great concept, but I think all it needs is a little bit more polishing in the movement and graphics.”
- “This game is stupidly fun with friends, just that, raw fun... it's not the most polished, or AAA graphics... the objectives are very simple...”
- “Don't let the cutesy art style fool you, this game is actually terrifying.”
stability
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is generally stable but exhibits several bugs, particularly during lobby creation and cactus spawning, which users attribute to its early access status and the small development team. Despite these issues, players report that it runs well on older hardware and shows promise for future improvements.
- “It runs great on my PC from the Aztec era.”
- “The game maintains a smooth performance even during intense moments.”
- “I've experienced zero crashes or bugs, which is impressive.”
- “Obviously still a bit buggy since it's early access and from a small dev team.”
- “Buggy here and there when making a lobby, but it's great so far.”
- “My only critiques would be that cactus spawning is sometimes buggy, and that the game feels like it has room for more potential.”
replayability
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers high replayability due to its fun and silly gameplay, competitive elements, and the desire to unlock various items. Players appreciate the different roles and balancing options, although some suggest that a greater variety of maps could enhance the experience further. Overall, it is considered a highly enjoyable game that encourages repeated play.
- “The gameplay is super silly and fun; there is a lot of replayability, and I keep coming back for more because I want to unlock more hats and items.”
- “Very fun game, tons of replayability and different balancing options depending on the skill of the worm/players.”
- “Not only is this game incredibly funny and replayable, but each role is fun for its own reasons.”
- “Furthermore, having a larger variety of maps would improve the game's replayability.”
- “Looks like casual bait but actually a very competitive experience, which makes it replayable.”
- “Medium replay value.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and time-consuming, often requiring significant effort to progress, especially in expansive maps that can feel overwhelming. Many express that the experience is heavily skewed against them unless they adjust various settings, leading to a sense of frustration.
- “Tried to enjoy this game, but every task feels so tedious and heavily favors the grind unless you change several settings.”
- “The map looks like Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach; it's so huge that it has tedious moments of walking through the desert with all the items on the edge of the map.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
emotional
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express a deep emotional connection to the game, highlighting moments of joy and community, particularly when discovering that they can share the experience with friends. The game's design fosters a wholesome environment, encouraging positive interactions and a wide range of emotions, from excitement to camaraderie. Overall, it evokes a strong sense of belonging and fun among players.
- “I didn't play it much at first because none of my friends had it, but when I learned that I only had to have it for them to play, I cried out with joy. Truly, it's a great game.”
- “Constant screaming and running around in chaos, this game will have you and your friends feeling every emotion in the emotional spectrum.”
- “If you buy this game made by an incredibly transparent and wholesome developer, all your 7 buddies can play the game for free.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is well-optimized, providing a smooth gameplay experience that enhances enjoyment, particularly during customization and challenging tasks. Players report strong performance and overall satisfaction with the game's optimization.
- “Either way, this game is a very strong recommendation - it plays well, is optimized quite well, and is extremely fun against a good worm.”
- “My friends and I have a blast customizing our worms and partners; it runs smoothly for enjoyment, tasks are difficult but not so challenging that you can't solve them, and so much more.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization strategy of the game is widely praised for being generous, contributing to an enjoyable gaming experience without feeling overly restrictive or exploitative.
- “Very fun, with very generous monetization.”
- “Very generous monetization strategy.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of Wormton is characterized by its unique blend of quirky characters and a mysterious, otherworldly quality, creating a dreamlike environment that players feel they could explore.
- “Wormton, with its unique blend of quirky characters and a mysterious, otherworldly atmosphere, felt like a place I could visit in my dreams.”
character development
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The character development is praised as masterful, effectively engaging players and fostering a genuine emotional investment in the characters' fates.
- “The character development throughout the story was masterful, and I genuinely cared about their fates.”