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Worms WMD
Developer Team17 has announced Worms WMD, a turn-based deathmatch game similar to previous Worms titles. Unlike Worms Batttleground, however, Team17's newest project allows players to drive vehicles and enter buildings. Worms WMD also features hand-drawn backgrounds and a new, cartoon-inspired design on the series' titular worm characters.
Worms WMD arrives on Xbox One and PC in 2016. If you want to take a closer look at the game, head to Germany. Throughout Gamescom, attendees can visit Team17's booth to play a brief demo.
Team17 also announced Worms 4, a mobile game slated for release on iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch in August. This handheld experience offers more than 80 single player missions and one hundred weapon upgrades.
For more details on Worms WMD, check out the screens below.
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