Forget Quake, Worms: The Director’s Cut just got a free expansion for the series’ 30th anniversary
Worms: The Director’s Cut has received a free expansion to mark the long-running strategy series’ 30th anniversary. The release is notable because it adds new material to a 1997 Amiga version of the game, rather than focusing on a more recent entry in the franchise.
The expansion, titled Backwards Worms: The Director’s Cut, was created by fans and offers 12 new single-player missions, multiplayer maps and additional customisation. It is available as a free download for original Amiga hardware and compatible emulators, continuing a recent trend of anniversary updates for classic games.
- Free expansion released for Worms: The Director’s Cut’s 30th anniversary
- Adds 12 single-player missions and multiplayer content
- Available for Amiga hardware and emulators