In case you're using Windows 10 as I was, you might encounter a weird game-breaking bug right from the start: a huge white box in the left corner that doesn't disappear, neither in the menu nor during a match.
What you need to do is go to the game's file location, right-click on the executable file "w2.exe", and check the box "Disable fullscreen optimization." That should fix it.

Worms World Party has different missions and training challenges, I believe. Not sure—I haven't played the training challenges long enough since they're not my piece of entertainment. Just like in Armageddon, I prefer deathmatch and the normal free-for-all or team-based matches.

I saw some people doing speedruns in deathmatch mode, trying to get the highest rank possible as fast as conceivable; that seems pretty amusing to me.

You can pretty much cheat by pressing Alt + Tab when you're about to lose, as it doesn't count as a defeat. However, pressing Alt + Tab will mess up your mouse DPI.

Other than that, once more, the unique game modifiers are cool—more game modes and more settings equal more fun, keeping everything fresh and diverse.

Fire weapons cause some little lag spikes.

Still an 8/10 for me, although it's worse than Armageddon.

🪱 Worms World Party Remastered – Classic Chaos with a Few Bumps 🪱

Worms World Party Remastered brings back the classic turn-based mayhem of Worms, with upgraded visuals and online play. If you loved the original, the core experience is still here—quirky humor, ridiculous weapons, and tactical destruction—but the remaster itself isn’t without flaws.

💣 Gameplay: Same Great Worm Warfare

The gameplay remains unchanged from the 2001 classic: command a team of worms, use absurd weapons (Holy Hand Grenade, anyone?), and blow your enemies off the map. The mix of strategy and humor is as fun as ever, and with tons of modes, weapons, and customization options, it’s still one of the best multiplayer party games around.

🎨 Remaster or Reskin?

The game boasts “remastered” visuals, but the improvements are minimal. It still looks and feels like an old-school Worms game, which is either nostalgic or disappointing, depending on your expectations. The biggest upgrade is widescreen support, but beyond that, it doesn’t do much to modernize the experience.

🌐 Multiplayer: Great Fun, If It Works

The highlight of Worms has always been multiplayer, and when it works, it’s still a blast. However, the online mode can be unreliable, with connectivity issues and occasional crashes that make it frustrating for those hoping for a smooth online experience. Local multiplayer, however, is just as fun as it was back in the day.

⚖️ Final Verdict: 7/10 – Fun, But a Lazy Remaster

Worms World Party Remastered keeps the classic gameplay intact, but the remaster itself feels underwhelming. If you’re here for nostalgic, chaotic Worms battles—especially in local multiplayer—you’ll have a great time. But if you were hoping for a true modernization, this version doesn’t quite deliver.

It does not work well.