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| Developer: | Wizgate |
| Publishers: | Wizgate (2001-'06?) |
| Release dates: | 2001 (South Korea) |
| Latest version: | v2.14 |
| Website: | http://onlineworms.com (archived) |
Online Worms was a licensed South Korean Worms 2 modification, developed by Mgame Corporation under their former name Wizgate, also serviced in China. Most aspects of the Worms 2 schemes, maps, and user interface were changed, and a constant server connection and Mgame account are required to start it.
Every account had exactly one team it could modify - for local multiplayer, up to three accounts can be logged in at the same time. Each game can choose from a fixed selection of maps and schemes, which were changed by patches. Players were ranked by a set of rings and necklaces.
The game was eventually serviced alongside its successor Worms World Party Aqua.
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