Worm Adventure 4: Into the Wormhole

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In "Worm Adventure 4: Into the Wormhole," players aim to climb a cave's treacherous heights in this rage-style game, with increasingly complex movement mechanics providing a depth that encourages mastery. The demo version offers a taste of the full experience, featuring multiplayer options for up to 12 friends, ensuring that each challenging climb can be shared with others. With simple controls and nearly limitless movement possibilities, this game encourages perseverance and creativity.

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100%

Audience ScoreBased on 32 reviews

gameplay8 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

The game features smooth mechanics and a high skill ceiling, making it rewarding to master.
The arcade mode offers challenging levels that enhance gameplay and provide a fun experience.
The multiplayer mode is enjoyable and adds to the overall quality of the game.

The camera controls can be difficult to manage, making it hard to predict character movement.
The story mode lacks engaging music, which can make it feel lifeless.
The grapple hook has a time limit, which some players feel detracts from the overall enjoyment.

gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by simple yet engaging mechanics that provide a high skill ceiling, making it both challenging and rewarding to master. The difficulty curve is well-designed, with an effective pseudo-tutorial that introduces key mechanics, while the movement controls are noted for being particularly satisfying compared to similar titles. Overall, players find the platforming experience fun and smooth, with a strong emphasis on skill development.
- “This game is an interesting platformer with simple mechanics that offer a considerably high skill ceiling.”
- “The difficulty curve in the arcade mode feels pretty decent; the first set is a pseudo-tutorial, which is really nice as it shows you all the key mechanics in the level title.”
- “This game is like 'Getting Over It', but the controls are more rewarding to master and have more interesting movement mechanics.”
- “Sometimes it hits you in the face with 'ice wall' that tests if you know your game mechanics.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story mode is notably brief, with skilled players able to complete it in under 10 minutes, though many may find themselves stuck on challenging sections for hours. Additionally, the lack of music during the story mode detracts from the overall experience.
- “The story mode is short enough to where you could realistically beat it in less than 10 minutes if you completely master the movement, but it's difficult enough to where you may spend hours barely progressing on a section.”
- “First, the music didn't play much during the story mode.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is noted to be sparse during the story mode, leading to a less immersive experience for players.
- “The music didn't play much during the story mode.”
- “The music didn't play much during the story mode.”