Just as a disclaimer, this is a paid game, and you’re going to have to shell out some cash in order to play it. But if you’ve paid for the game, and/or if you’re a longtime fan of the Worms series, we have some Worms 4 tips and tricks that could help get you started with this new game.
It may sound like great fun to play against, or play with other real-life players from different corners of the globe, but you wouldn’t want to shame yourself either by being way behind the curve. Play the single-player campaign mode before joining in on the multiplayer fun; this will allow you to learn the ropes, test out the different weapons, and come up with a strategy that suits you the best.
Wind is a major variable in Worms 4, and it affects a lot of things in the game. You’ll want to be aware of the wind’s strength and direction, as this is a random thing that could change the trajectory of your shots.
Likewise, the environment is another factor that could work to your advantage, or against you if you’re not careful. Mines and barrels may get in the way of your game and cause your worms to take some serious damage. Craters can also kill your worms if you’re not careful – make sure you protect your worm if he ever falls into one.
But if you allow these environmental factors to work for you, you could wreak some havoc on your opponent. Take advantage of the items in your environment while they can be used, or think outside of the box and look for creative ways to outsmart the enemy. For example, you can shoot the ledge an enemy worm is sitting on to drop them into the water.
When it comes to the crates, a lot of players tend to focus too much attention on that. Don’t make the same mistake, and only get a crate if you feel you can get it with no hassle. You also want to destroy crates if an enemy is at arm’s reach, in order to prevent them from getting to the crates.
It’s a time-tested strategy that works in different types of mobile games – the hit-and-run strategy. After firing your shot, take advantage of the two or so seconds you have to move your worm; use this time to take cover or get in better position so you can polish off other worms.