Death Worm
Death Worm
Sorti le 6 novembre 2010, Death Worm est un jeu d'aventure et d'arcade développé et édité par Playcreek, disponible sur les plateformes Android et iOS. Il se présente comme un jeu casual dans lequel le joueur contrôle un ver de Mongolie pour tuer des humains, des voitures et divers autres éléments. Le titre affiche une note agrégée de 75,53.
Concernant l'accueil critique, le site Multiplayer.it a salué la volonté du jeu d'être plus varié que Super Mega Worm, en citant plus de 30 ennemis différents et un système d'amélioration intéressant. De son côté, AppSpy a estimé que les fans du Death Worm original ou les joueurs découvrant le concept via Super Mega Worm prendraient plaisir avec ce Shai-Hulud terrestre.
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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Death Worm tries to be more various than Super Mega Worm with a lot of irons in the fire, more than 30 different enemies and an interesting upgrading system. The game has some issues with the camera, but the forthcoming update should fix it and adds a new Survival mode. Yes, the visuals are impressive and there's a lot of stuff to play with, but the 8-bit style and the humour of Super Mega Worm make it more fun and enjoyable. Hopefully, the rivalry between them will force the developers to improve and enlarge the games with the next updates. »
« Fans of the original Death Worm or those new to the idea thanks to Super Mega Worm will get a kick out of this Earth-bound Shai-Hulud. »
« Death Worm is a very fun, very quirky iPhone game. Thanks to Super Mega Worm, it's been robbed of its freshness, but I still had a good time playing it and unlocking all three stages. »
« It's still the most well produced variation on the Deadly Giant Worm genre. »
« It's the game I've continually been coming back to. »
« While it's not quite as charming or honed as Super Mega Worm, Death Worm provides a suitable vent for your pent-up aggression. »
« The simple upgrade system makes you bigger, more resilient and faster, but there's only so long its simple, twisting, turning formula can keep you amused before the urge to move on kicks in. Mercifully, the price is right, but don't expect much more than a quick fix. »
« A gleefully destructive game that peaks early and fizzles out too soon, Death Worm is nonetheless well worth checking out for its empowering gameplay. »
