Worm Arena

Worm Arena is a glossy circular slither arena on a full-viewport Canvas. You steer a bright worm through an open meadow ring, collect stars, apples, berries, and gems, and complete rising wave goals while rival worms forage the same field. Head clashes decide who keeps the loot — cut a rival and their carried food spills onto the grass; get cut and your own haul drops for the next passerby.

The arena is a large round play space, roughly five screen-radii across, so travel takes real time. A minimap keeps the rim in view while the camera smoothly follows your head. Food keeps spawning in batches so the meadow never empties. Three rival worms start with you; each new wave can bring more hunters that forage pickups, occasionally slip, and sometimes try to block your head with a short lead cut.

Waves set clear loot quotas. Early waves ask for a handful of stars and apples with a berry or two. Higher waves raise the counts so you must plan routes instead of grabbing whatever is nearest. Completing a wave advances the campaign clock on a long session — about sixteen minutes of legacy campaign pacing — while wave level keeps climbing for tougher rival pressure.

Steering never mixes modes. Choose D-Pad for discrete taps, Cycle Pad for a rotary knob, or Hover for pointer-follow aiming on desktop and trackpad. Sprint burns stamina for a short burst; Slow helps thread tight gaps. Stamina regenerates when you coast. On phones the pad layout sits in the safe viewport without letterboxing, and the language button opens eight locales: English, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Hindi, and French.

Home opens into Play with the meadow already readable. During a run the HUD shows wave goals, held loot on your tail, stamina, and the minimap. Defeat fades a worm out while dropped food stays on the map for anyone still alive. Rival AI seeks food, avoids bodies most of the time, and can blacklist a pickup briefly after a failed grab so the field stays dynamic.

Worm Arena is not a grid snake or a match puzzle. It is a soft arena hunt: grow by eating, carry loot toward wave goals, manage stamina, and decide when to risk a head clash. The Canvas rebuilds for portrait and landscape on phones, tablets, and desktop windows so the ring, pad, and minimap stay usable everywhere. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring. Grow, carry loot, and climb waves in the meadow ring.

Features

• Open meadow arena with circular boundary
• Hover, D-Pad, or cycle-pad steering
• Rival worms forage and cut your path
• Wave objectives — carry loot on your tail
• Head clashes drop rival loot on the field
• Eight languages

What's new

Version 1.0.15 refreshes Worm Arena marketing from the shipped circular meadow Canvas. Store and site visitors will notice: • Long descriptions rewritten for every locale so copy matches glossy slither gameplay — not a stub Initial release. • Wave loot goals (stars, apples, berries), rival head clashes that spill carried food, D-Pad / Cycle Pad / Hover steering, sprint stamina, Slow, and minimap are spelled out. Gameplay loop is unchanged: steer, forage, complete wave quotas, manage stamina, and decide when to risk a head cut.