Retro Replay Review
Gameplay
Time Attack Pack earns its place through volume and focus. Twenty single-player missions are the headline, and that is where you will spend the meaningful part of your time. If you already enjoy Worms Reloaded but want fresh objectives to work through on your own, this add-on has a clear, practical purpose.
The first hour should make its pitch quickly: this is more Worms Reloaded, organized around a time-themed batch of missions, not a dramatic change of direction. That makes it a better fit for someone who has already found their rhythm with the main game than for anyone still deciding whether Worms is for them.
The extra achievements give completion-minded players another target, while the hats, speech banks, gravestones, and landscape type add a little variety around the missions. None of that replaces the value of the 20-mission set, but it helps the pack feel like a proper themed addition rather than a bare mission download.
Graphics
The visible additions are modest but welcome: three hats, three gravestones, and a new landscape type bring time-themed variety to Worms Reloaded’s familiar look. They are bonuses rather than the reason to buy the pack.
Story
Time is the unifying theme here, but the pack’s emphasis is missions rather than a big new narrative hook. Go in expecting a themed set of solo challenges, not a story expansion.
That restraint suits an add-on of this size. The theme gives the new content a shared flavor without asking you to invest in a separate tale before getting to the point.
If story is what you need from DLC, this will feel slight. Its value comes from having more structured Worms Reloaded to play, with the time motif tying the additions together.
Overall Experience
This is a straightforward, well-targeted add-on for an existing Worms Reloaded fan. The missions carry the purchase, while the achievements and cosmetic pieces make the package feel more complete.
Its limitation is also its honesty: Time Attack Pack does not try to transform the base game. If you are burned out on Worms Reloaded, these additions are unlikely to change your mind.
For anyone who wants another 20 solo missions and enjoys collecting cosmetic odds and ends, the payoff is worthwhile. Buy it for more time with a game you already like, not as a standalone reason to jump in.
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