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This game is so devoid of content it's just not worth buying. Back in the day this would be a flash game, and a popular one too.
Coming to 2015 with the existence of your temple runs or jet-pack joyrides (which are both free) it seems laughable to charge a price this product is placed at.

Strap in to Mr Bones’s book club
10/10

Somehow managed to make tetris boring.

Outdated, Horrible controls, and feels like running into a brick wall when playing.
Unlimited spawning enemies
Broken guns (Looking at you rocket)
Most mechanics only work half the time
Pathing is complete garbage
Annoying Speed modifier on hills
Incredibly long grind to win.

After 2 hours of playing and completing this game, I'm left feeing that this game was just not fun.
Its just a mindless frustration of timing your flip preses with the slippy controls of the charater. The ending is completly unsatisfying with the only relief being that I dont have to play it anymore

There is not any controller support which further pushes this game into the relm of flash game cash in.

The additions of the Audio dialog to this game is fantastic, and rounds off the whole narative, although I really wish they programmed in a choice system at the end.

The beat the qlock DLC is completly broken as far as the scoreboard has no checks whatsoever for legetimate runs.

Terible game
1) The camera does not pass though terrain, making it impossible to see where your shooting
2) Your worm goes invisable when its your turn making it impossible to know what direction you are facing
3) There arnt any team indicators above worms making it impossible to know who you are shooting at
4) No explanation of the Q button which solves all the hard work of angles and aiming for you

So much of a COD clone even the level design is straight cut and paste from COD:MW2, and even going as far as copying the Slow motion shoot the guy about to kill the hostage after bursting though a door...

Opening this game for the first time I was greeted not with a main menu... but with a popup for dlc...
I was most confused upon closing the window steam poped up wanted to charge my credit card £3.99.

As if it was a shoddy tablet port? Nooo... Whole UI is driven by the mouse with awkward touchscreen buttons, lacking any keyboard bindings or control, aside from typing your name the game regugatates back at you during dialogs.
The mouse has imense input lag, mainly to both vsync and tripple buffering being forced on.

Gameplay is enteraining for it's simplicity, but slowly devolves into rushing 10 miners and spamming units as fast as possible.

Devoid of any real gameplay other than pushing some hexagons around until the RNG decides you'll get a combo and complete the level for you. Great accompanent to your candy crushes, penny slots and other crippling skinner's box addictions.