Ah, Worms—the game where tiny, heavily armed earthworms try to blow each other to bits. It’s turn-based chaos on the Sega Genesis, and somehow, watching these little guys backflip away from a grenade or get launched into the water by a bazooka never gets old.

You pick your team (I always go for the ridiculous names), then take turns lobbing everything from shotguns to exploding sheep across randomly generated terrain. The physics are just janky enough to make every shot feel like a gamble—half the time, you’ll miss completely and watch your worm faceplant into a mine. But when you nail that perfect Holy Hand Grenade toss? Pure satisfaction.

It’s one of those games where losing is almost as fun as winning, especially with friends. Just don’t trust anyone who says they’re "bad at it" before suddenly wiping out your entire team with a well-placed dynamite strike.