- May 4, 2016
- Freakinware Studios
- 22h median play time
Worm.is: The Game
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About
Worm.is: The Game is a slithering multiplayer experience where you grow longer by consuming food and eliminating opponents by cutting them off. Navigate through two game modes, free play and random team, with the option to create private rooms to play with friends. Watch out for viruses that hinder progress and absorb mass, and look forward to future features like custom skins, items, and equipment.










- The game is fun and addictive, providing a great way to kill time.
- It runs smoothly with less lag compared to Slither.io, making for a better gameplay experience.
- The various game modes and customization options add depth and enjoyment to the game.
- The game suffers from significant lag and hitbox issues, leading to frustrating gameplay.
- Many players feel it is a blatant rip-off of Slither.io with little originality.
- Microtransactions can create an imbalance, making it feel pay-to-win for some players.
music
74 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received a mixed response from players, with many praising its catchy chiptune and electronic tracks that enhance the gameplay experience. While some players find the soundtrack to be repetitive and distracting, others appreciate its fitting nature and ability to keep them engaged during play. Overall, the music is considered a strong point for the game, contributing to its addictiveness and enjoyment, despite some criticisms regarding its repetitiveness and occasional annoyance.
“Amazing soundtrack, I am fond of keygen music.”
“The game has fed me hours of fun in a simple game, the music is great and they seem to be enhancing it all the time.”
“Very addictive and the music is great, more often than not I find myself dying because I was raving to the music instead of paying attention.”
“The game has frequent lag spikes and unbearable music and gameplay.”
“On the downside, it always has the same song playing.”
“Definently one of those games you play late at night when you're bored but after the 20th time dying and 30 minutes of listening to the same repetitive music it gets a bit dull.”