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Wormy is a classic and straightforward Snake-style game that captures the essence of early 1980s gaming. Developed by The Hacker Group in 1983, it’s a simple yet addictive game that helped define the genre of snake games, which later became a staple of early computer and mobile gaming. Here’s a closer look at this retro gem: Gameplay Overview: Wormy follows the traditional Snake formula, with a few unique twists: Objective: Control a worm that grows longer as it eats blocks scattered around the screen. Avoid crashing into walls or your own tail. Block Collection: Blocks appear randomly on the screen. Collect them to increase your worm’s length. If you take too long to collect a block, it will disappear and reappear elsewhere, adding a sense of urgency. Controls: Use the arrow keys or similar inputs to change the direction of your worm’s movement. Difficulty: The game becomes more challenging as your worm grows longer, making it harder to maneuver without crashing. Graphics and Presentation: CGA Graphics: As one of the earliest games to use CGA (Color Graphics Adapter), Wormy features simple, blocky graphics with a limited color palette. While primitive by today’s standards, these visuals were cutting-edge in 1983. Minimalist Design: The game’s interface is clean and functional, with no unnecessary distractions. Why It’s Fun: Addictive Gameplay: The simple mechanics make it easy to pick up and play, but the increasing difficulty keeps you coming back for more. Nostalgic Appeal: For retro gaming enthusiasts, Wormy offers a glimpse into the early days of computer gaming. Quick Sessions: Each round is short, making it perfect for quick gaming breaks.


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