Worms Revolution “Public Information Film” Proposes the Truth About Worms

Not to mention the arrogance of chickens and jazz skills of pandas.

Posted By | On 09th, Sep. 2012

Team 17 is back with another Worms game, this time titled Worms Revolution. Releasing this October for PS3, XBox 360 and PC, the team released a “public information film” in which well-known documentary film-maker Don Keystone tells the truth about Worms.

Which is that they’re pretty effing dangerous. A fact we’ve known for years, but it’s fun to see the turn-based artillery strategy title has held up so well today. Even when Angry Birds stole it’s distance-firing mechanic and found more success.

Check out the video above, and see if the loveable little creatures still appeal to you.


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