: Players can dismantle unwanted weapons to collect materials like "sticky donkey paste" and "banana bomb seeds". This allows you to create over 80 unique weapons , including powerful variants like the Concrete Donkey or Armageddon , even during your opponent's turn to keep the action constant.

W.M.D introduced several major mechanics that distinguish it from its predecessors: : For the first time, worms can pilot vehicles like Helicopters Mech Suits to traverse the terrain or launch high-damage attacks.

Worms W.M.D , released in 2016 by Team17 , is widely considered a "love letter" to the series' roots, specifically channeling the physics and spirit of the 1999 classic, Worms Armageddon . It returns the franchise to a polished 2D hand-drawn aesthetic while introducing game-changing mechanics like vehicles and crafting. Core Gameplay Mechanics

Another standout feature is the . Throughout a match, weapon crates and defeated enemies drop “crafting parts.” By entering a building, players can combine these parts to create new, powerful weapons. For example: