Game 01
A sandbox about digging, crafting and a world you share
Dig through dirt, stone and shungite, craft a dagger and an anvil, smelt aluminium in a furnace, plant bushes, fight beetles, build a house and sign it. Play alone in your own world, open it to friends with a code, or join a public one where the world has been running long before you arrived.
Free. Requires no account to play alone; a nickname and password to play together.
The clock, the weather, the water and the beetles run on the server. A full in-game day takes twenty real minutes and goes on while nobody is online.
Single player needs no account and is generated inside the game. A private world is opened with a code and fades 45 seconds after the host leaves. Public worlds are always there.
Eighteen items and seven recipes: dagger, anvil, furnace, chest, sign you can draw on, seeds, aluminium. Hunger, health, beetles that bite and oil that drowns.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. About 250 MB of disk. Playing together needs a nickname and a password — no email, no account anywhere else.
Live
Read from the game server, refreshed every 30 seconds.
News
WORMBlocks now read at a glance: whole, cracked and background are three different brightnesses instead of one confusing pair. The bottom twenty rows of every world are bedrock — nothing digs through them, so the world finally has a floor.
WORMUntil now the game lived in a browser. It has been rewritten on Godot 4 and now ships as a Windows application: its own physics, its own inventory, its own drawing of the world — and the same server, the same worlds, the same accounts.