In single-player mode there are 30 missions and 14 training levels for your squishing pleasure. The gane objective is to kill all the other rival worms, while occasionally completing special objectives along the way.
Explosions cause craters in the ground, and it's possible to drown worms in the underlying water.
Worms Armageddon has been doing the rounds on pretty much every other console available right now, and there really isn't much difference between them and the Nintendo 64 incarnation. The analog stick emulates the original PC mouse fairly well and a large number of the extremely cute voice samples are back for another audible airing. Most importantly, the strong multiplayer element has been kept intact and in fact betters the PlayStation Armageddon, with three of your friends being allowed to join in on the fun. If you're after a fun and addictive strategy game that is as humorous as it is addictive, you can't go past Worms Armageddon. Ogre Battle 64 2.