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Text Box: The previous games in the series have been very good and largely successful, however this is in 3D, which is new to the worms audience. But is it good or bad?

Text Box: To begin with, the changeover to 3D has worked, and the game runs so smoothly, you don't even notice a difference from the previous Worms games. Apart from of course, the nice graphics and lush textures, which really make the latest instalment in the Worms series stand above the rest.
From the point at which you turn it on, you are treated to a bright and vibrant title screen, featuring a globe, much like the one pictured on the Worms World Party PC box. From the title screen you can either view the options, engage in a quick match, play single player, or the multiplayer. Quick match is fun if you only have ten minutes to play on the game, it automatically selects a team and a map for you, allowing you to just play randomly and quickly, which is a crucial option really and adds lots of extra gameplay time.

Text Box: Cons:
1. Annoying camera angles.
2. Very difficult at times.
3. No online multiplayer. Text Box: Pros:
1. Funny audio.
2. Great Multiplayer
3. Heaps of options.
4. Maintains the 'worminess' we love. Text Box: This game is so playable, has heaps of life and happily maintains the 'Worminess' we have come to know and love from the Team 17 Worms universe.
Score:
9.2 Text Box: Then, as usual, you can choose from a wide range of audio voices to go with your worms, also a gravestone, a secret weapon and of course the team name. Once you have made a team you can select a map. As well as choosing one of the unlocked maps, you can randomly generate maps as well, which must really push all of the formats to the limit.