Worms Armageddon on the N64 is pure, ridiculous chaos—in the best way possible. You get a squad of worms, a pile of absurd weapons, and a destructible map where everything explodes if you look at it wrong. The Holy Hand Grenade is just the start—wait until you drop a concrete donkey on someone or fire a banana bomb into a tunnel full of enemies.

It’s technically turn-based strategy, but it feels more like a mix of luck, last-second panic, and figuring out how to angle a bazooka shot just right. The terrain crumbles, water floods in, and sometimes your own team gets caught in the crossfire (sorry, Steve the Worm). Matches get stupidly tense when it’s down to one worm per side, both low on health, scrambling for a weapon crate.

Still holds up if you’ve got friends to yell at while playing. Just watch out for sudden death mode—nothing humbles you faster than the entire map collapsing into the sea.