Worm Hunt
Simple rules, rising stakes.
Worm Hunt puts you in a wide arena as a growing worm competing against dozens of other players, where the only rule that matters is don't hit anything that isn't food. The field feels open early and increasingly claustrophobic as everyone grows, turning what starts as a peaceful munching session into a high-stakes navigation puzzle by the mid-game. The simplicity of the premise is exactly what makes the tension work.
Trapping Bigger Worms Pays Off
The primary kill method — looping your worm in front of a larger player to force a head-on collision — requires reading opponent movement and committing to a path before you know whether it will work. Eliminating a bigger worm converts their mass into a food cluster you can absorb immediately, creating the kind of sudden growth spikes that flip the power balance in seconds. Players who master the trap play a fundamentally different game than those who only dodge.
Getting Started
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Enter a username
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Eat orbs to grow
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Cut off other worms
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Use the speed boost wisely
Weekly Pick
In-Game Scenes
The moment you cut off a player twice your size and watch them shatter into collectibles is when Worm Hunt stops being a casual game and starts being a habit.
Worm Hunt is the rare snake game where I'm still discovering faster lines after dozens of sessions. The skill ceiling is higher than the format suggests.