Retro Replay Review

Gameplay

The first thing that matters here is simple: Forts Pack gives you 20 more single-player missions for Worms Reloaded. That is meaningful extra material for anyone who has already found a rhythm in the base game’s turn-based artillery battles and wants another reason to load up a solo match.

It is a deliberately narrow add-on. You are not buying a new Worms game or a dramatic overhaul; you are buying a mission-led extension with a fort theme running through it. That focus is a strength if more structured solo content is exactly what you wanted, and a limitation if you were hoping for a broader expansion to every part of the game.

The 12 added achievements give completion-minded players another set of targets to chase alongside the missions. Meanwhile, the three hats, three speech banks, and three gravestones add small ways to make a worm feel more like your own. Nice as those touches are, they are garnish. Go in for the missions, and treat the customization as a pleasant bonus.

Graphics

The fort theme carries into a new landscape type, while the hats and gravestones give your team a few new visible flourishes. These are modest additions, but they keep the pack from feeling like a bare mission bundle.

Story

Forts Pack’s story value comes from its 20 single-player missions rather than from a big new narrative hook. The title frames the content around forts, so the missions and cosmetic items at least arrive with a shared theme instead of feeling like a random collection.

That makes this a better fit for a Worms fan who likes having directed solo material between multiplayer sessions. The pack gives you a clear set of missions to work through, which is more immediately useful than cosmetic content alone.

Do not buy it expecting the kind of story expansion that changes how you think about Worms Reloaded. Buy it because another themed run of missions sounds fun, and because you appreciate the extra personality supplied by new speech banks and team decorations.

Overall Experience

Forts Pack knows its lane. It is compact downloadable content built around 20 missions, then rounded out with achievements, a landscape, and cosmetic odds and ends. There is no filler in that pitch, but there is also no reason to expect more than a focused supplement.

For an active Worms Reloaded player, that focus can be enough. More solo missions are the part with lasting value, especially if you enjoy learning a game’s quirks through set challenges rather than only through open-ended matches. The achievements add a little extra motivation to keep working at the pack.

For everyone else, the decision is straightforward. If you mainly want new hats or novelty lines, this is probably a slight package. If you want more Worms Reloaded to play by yourself and like the fort theme, Forts Pack is a worthwhile, no-nonsense add-on.

Retro Replay Score

6/10