Worms WMD, one of the editions of the legendary guerrilla worm video game, now has a new patch available that, after updating, enables cross-platform multiplayer. Therefore, players can now play online against players from all over the world, regardless of whether they have the Windows, Mac, or Linux version. This is undoubtedly a welcome feature for many players of this title who, until now, couldn't play with users or friends on a different operating system.
In addition, the patch also includes other improvements , not just this one. It's just that this is the most noticeable and the one generating the most buzz. But if we examine the patch details, we also see that it includes other modifications to the game search list, global chat available between users on different platforms, and Linux users will also have launch options to improve or eliminate some texture issues that certain users were experiencing.
And there are more improvements included in this patch that you can all enjoy now. In fact, Linux and Mac users will perhaps benefit the most from this patch, as these platforms have fewer users and therefore it was more difficult to find opponents in multiplayer mode at times when no one was playing. Now, with everyone playing against everyone, it will be much easier to find players around the world to have fun with.
For those unfamiliar with Worms , which I imagine is a small number, I highly recommend it. Despite its simple appearance—a map with worms killing each other using various weapons—it's quite addictive and will undoubtedly provide many enjoyable moments, especially when playing with friends.