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Single Player Menu
Contents
Worms Armageddon features numerous different single player games to challenge, train and entertain you.
The modes that the single player game can operate are listed below :
Training
The training arena is a completely new section of Worms and offers five distinct disciplines in which to train. In all training modes, you will work against the clock, completing as many of the stated objectives within two minutes. Each discipline has its own high-score and your team will be ranked accordingly depending upon success.
Training ends when your time is up, or your Worm is killed in action.
Achieving gold medal awards in all disciplines will also unlock hidden features in the game.
To train, you need to create a team, since it will be your captain who competes in the events. Also, the training statistics will be kept with the team information.
For information about creating a team, see the How to Create a New Team section.
Single player quickstart game
This allows you to get playing very quickly. You will play with a predefined team and weapon selections against a series of computer controlled robots (WORMBOTS).
The game will keep track of the last performance and adjust the skill level accordingly. Games will be played on randomly generated landscapes.
Missions: a worm too far
The missions range from EASY through to DIFFICULT in skill and all take place on specially defined landscapes against a number of CPU teams. Note : Any special landscapes included in successful missions will be unlocked for you to play in normal games! You need to create a team to play the missions, for information on the create team screen, see the Create Game section.
Deathmatch challenge
Similar in play to standard games, you will take on a number of computer teams in an ever-increasing spiral of difficulty. The statistics for this will be kept and rewards given for high ranked teams. You need to create a team to play the missions, for information on the create team screen, see the Create Game section.
