A tiny worm with a squishy body
Wirm is a physics climbing game where you play as a worm on a small adventure. Your soft, squishy body is the main tool: you wiggle over obstacles, monch through dirt, and dig underground to find hidden objects. The climb takes you over rock and through soil, with shells to find along the way. The whole thing is built around the wiggly physics of moving a worm around a 2D world, so much of the fun comes from how your body bends and pushes against the terrain.
Bring friends and wiggle together
You do not have to squirm alone. The game supports local multiplayer, so friends can join in as wirms on the same setup. If your group is spread out across Discord, Steam's Remote Play Together lets them join your session online. Everyone plays as a wirm, so the group moves, climbs, and munches through dirt together rather than one person watching.
What to know before starting
Wirm is a 2D puzzle platformer with a relaxed, colorful look, tagged as family friendly and casual. It leans on physics-based movement, so expect the climbing and wiggling to feel loose and a bit silly rather than precise. The adventure is small in scale, focused on digging, climbing, and uncovering what is hidden underground.