As refreshing a change of pace those missions are, the missions where you're forced to perform platforming actions are a real pain. Before the end of the mission you'll have to battle a boss worm. You'll only have control of one worm, so you'll have to take the enemy out and continue destroying the generators until they're all turned to rubble. As you hit the generators, grenade tossing enemies that float on clouds will appear near you.
For instance, in one level you'll be charged with blowing up several wind generators located across an island chain. The destruction objectives are entertaining and help to expand some of Worms' gameplay. Instead of just killing your enemies you'll be given the chance to detonate certain objectives and in some cases do some platforming. What's cool about the story mode is that it plants you on unique maps and charges you with specific challenges. Eventually a time machine is mixed in and you head to different maps to fight different enemies.
Though the plotline is total garbage, it basically consists of you going on a "field trip" to complete various objectives. You'll have a better time in the game's story mode. As you beat one you'll unlock the next, though these can get old rather quickly since they're somewhat repetitive. In the challenge mode players will be able to participate in various mini games like sniping or shotgunning targets. In addition to a tutorial, the game features a challenge mode and a story mode. Just like in Worms 3D, players will find a substantial amount of single player content in Mayhem.
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