#WORMS CRAZY GOLF PSN SERIES#

There will be three different 18 hole courses for a total of 54 levels to putt around. The game embraces the “crazy” aspect by allowing you to use parachutes, cannons, magnets, mines, and much more. Instead of trying to bomb the little annelids, you will be trying to direct a golf ball into a hole. Like the title implies, this game is like a traditional 2D Worms game, but with golf. Those grannies aren’t going to gripe at themselves.Worms Crazy Golf has been announced for the PSN, PC, and iOS.

#WORMS CRAZY GOLF PSN SERIES#

So, yeah, very odd.Įven though Worms Crazy Golf is priced higher on PSN than it is on the iPad ($10 compared to $5), it’s a great deal, especially for long-time fans of the series that have been looking for something new to do with their wormy friends. Tthe sound effects mix routine golf effects with bleating sheep and the angry nannies. The music is okay fare, but sounds like something you’d hear in an elevator – well, if you were trapped in one, anyway. The worm voices are the real highlight here, with adorable little bits and pieces of whiny dialogue.

The sound department is minimal, but acceptable. Furthermore, you can zoom your camera in and out and get an entire view of the course, which is quite helpful. The animations are minimal yet cute, especially when a worm decides to take itself out, rather than explain to his chums how he was knocked down by a golf ball. Courses are beautifully laid out, with lots of traps and hidden areas to explore, and some cool stuff happening throughout. Rather than going with the 3D format that Worms: Ultimate Mayhem previous followed, it’s strictly 2D, and it clicks in just the right way. It’s just a shame you can’t play it online. Though not as rousing as a full-blown battle between teams of worms, this is easily the next best thing. You can also mix your players together, including custom creations with out-there outfit designs and voice dialects. These offer a nice little breather when you’re not collecting stuff on each hole.Īlong with a single-player campaign that will take you through five courses, the game also features local multiplayer, so you can challenge friends for the best score. There are also point-building challenges that pop up, including taking potshots at the green, blowing up sheep that roam around the course and more. Traversing each hole is part of the fun, and discovering things and gathering every collectible, make them worth replaying over and over, score be damned. Worms Crazy Golf adds tremendous replay value with a number of collectibles and items on the course, such as bonus utilities (like slowing down time), gadgets scattered throughout the hole (including transporting castles, cannons and gondolas), and opposing forces, such as suicidal worms that explode when you hit them and grannies that will knock away your ball without a care in the world. Get a bogey or worse and you’ll have to start the hole over again, so precision counts the first time around. Throughout the game, you’ll play on eighteen hole courses, varying from quiet (or rather, not-so-quiet) countrysides to trap-laden amusement parks, completing each hole in as little strokes as possible. It’s a hybrid that works very, very well. Instead of killing worms, you’re actually playing golf – but you’re doing so with the kind of recognizable chaos that the series has become known for. Combat is usually the name of the game when it comes to this franchise, but Worms Crazy Golf takes it in a trailblazing new direction. However, one thing it’s never really done before is sports. Team 17’s Worms series has always been about over-the-top cartoony violence, incredibly silly weapons (exploding sheep will always outperform Call of Duty’s bomb dogs) and addictive multiplayer.

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