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This product includes The Worm PC. The top 3 reasons to play The Worm PC The Worm is a game that mixes the classic with innovation! Enemies follow the main character moving and jumping. Each level is generated procedurally with the algorithm of construction of random ‘Dungeon’. About The Worm PC The Worm is a game that mixes the classic with innovation! The protagonist is “the worm”, he stretches every time you turn on the blocks below and he can not touch his body with his head. With the button ‘turbo / god mode‘ the worm rushes impulsively and can destroy enemies! The mazes are always random and unpredictable because they are procedurally generated. The goal is to tap more blocks as possible to pass the levels! Good fun! The goal is to drive the worm through random mazes to reach more 'save points' as possible. After turning a box the worm stretches, creating the dynamics of the classic games like “Snake” !!! Of course the worm can not touch the body with the head, otherwise it will be GAME OVER !! Multiple maps! There are four types of randomly generated maps: Labyrinth normal: classic labyrinth without walls. Labyrinth with walls: maze with walls that prevent the fall of the worm. Caves normal: caverns map without walls. Caves with walls: caves map with walls that prevent the fall of the worm. Persistent maps! Was improved the storage of the current game, with the preservation of the map for a level failed. Enemies: Enemies follow the main character moving and jumping. There are TEN enemy types, with different characteristics and speed. The more advanced enemies can not be killed by jumping on them. Bonuses: Bonuses are spherical objects placed randomly on the maze. They can be moved and are deadly for the enemies. Unlimited levels: The game is practically infinite,

Product type

Game

Activation

Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

29 Sept 2015 · Standard