Annelids

Annelids Annelids is an action-shooting game set in underground tunnels where you control insects to battle rivals. Choose modes like Deathmatch, CTF, and Conquest, unlock missions, and find hidden weapons.

Annelids

Annelids is an action shooter where you command insects and fight brutal battles against other players in an underground world. Jump into popular online modes like Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, and Conquest, then pick from a huge weapon selection, aim carefully, and fight your way to victory for rewards.

The game includes 17 maps, each built with its own terrain and missions you’ll need to unlock. For extra leverage in combat, hunt down hidden weapons around the battlefield.

Controller support is built in, so you can connect gamepads and adjust button layouts to match your preferred setup for more comfortable play.

Key Features

Fully destructible underground arenas

• Dig tunnels and collapse parts of the environment to reshape the battlefield.
• Create new routes for flanking, safer retreats, or blocking enemy lines of fire.
• The 2D view stays easy to read even as the map shifts, helping you track worms and projectiles during intense fights.

Multiple modes, different objectives

• Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch focus on eliminations.
• Capture the Flag and Conquest reward coordinated movement and territory control.
• King of the Hill introduces timed occupation, encouraging steady pressure instead of nonstop chasing.

Flexible multiplayer options

• Play real-time online matches or set up local Bluetooth sessions.
• Host or join games for up to six players, with both competitive and co-op options.
• Bluetooth play is great for nearby groups and doesn’t depend on mobile data—useful when reception is inconsistent.

Offline single-player missions

• Solo players can run offline battles against AI across 68 missions on 17 handcrafted maps.
• The AI puts up a decent fight, making it a solid way to practice routes and timing.
• It’s also a good ramp-up mode for learning objectives before jumping into multiplayer.

What Makes Annelids Stand Out

• The weapon roster is broad: 33 weapons plus 9 secret ones.
• Expect a mix of classic armaments and more unusual choices, encouraging different loadouts and play styles.
• Gamepad integration includes support for MOGA and other Bluetooth controllers, giving you an alternative to touchscreen controls.
• Visually, the game emphasizes the underground combat setting and the strategic value of destructible terrain—so positioning matters as much as shooting.

The game also supports a community-driven experience through online multiplayer, letting you team up or compete with players worldwide. Co-op modes add extra teamwork and coordination for shared objectives.

Weapons

• Gun: Fires 1 bullet at a time for minimal damage, but with a quick reload. “Tickle your enemies!”
• Machine Gun: Shoots multiple bullets in a rapid chain, each dealing low damage with a fast reload. “Ratatatata!”
• Shotgun: Fires scatter shots that spread over distance, dealing reduced damage. Not ideal for players, but useful against AI. “Let’s duck hunt!”
• Grenade: Explodes 3 seconds after being thrown, and stops when it hits an enemy. Not recommended for direct fighting. “Fire in the hole!”
• Chiquita Bomb: Explosive that breaks into 3 and scatters several “bananas” after detonation. “No more bananas!”
• Mine: Activates on ground contact and detonates when someone steps on it. “Grow your mine garden.”
• Missile: Self-propels in a straight line and explodes on impact. “3, 2, 1... Boom!”
• Spikeballs: Spiked metal spheres that damage anyone they hit, then vanish after 40 seconds. “Uaaaaa!”
• Flamethrower: Short-range jet of fire with high damage and the ability to clear dirt. Poor choice for medium-to-long range battles. “Burn them all!”
• Balloon: Floats upward, then explodes a few seconds after release, dislodging earth in a middle area. Deals limited damage. “Party time!”

Player Reactions

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