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Game #3394
Molez  
Action   Multiplayer shooter

Rating: 7.21 (152 votes)

Molez box cover

Molez screenshot
Molez is an excellent deathmatch game for up to 4 players, in a style similar to Liero and Worms. You control the tiny moles, armed to their teeth with 5 weapons you can select from the 15-20 available, and your objective is simply to blow other moles to smithereens. The variety of weapons and items are what make Molez stand out from other Worms clones. You can use grappling hooks, chainguns, molotov cocktails, flamers, etc. The sound effects are excellent, and there is plenty of weapon effects to make the game more enjoyable (the blue tint that plasma cannon blasts light up cave walls with is my favorite).

The only big downside to Molez is that the screen is a tad too small, especially in 4-player mode. That, and the fact that Liero is a better game. If you love Liero and never gets bored with it, then there’s really no big incentive to try this one. On the other hand, if you have played Liero to death and are looking for another solid Worms game, Molez fits the bill. It’s fluid, it’s easy to learn, and it’s a lot of fun. You just have to squint your eyes a little bit to see the moles ;) First released as shareware, developer FRACTiLE Games released it into the public domain in 1999. Two thumbs up, way up!

Reviewed by: Underdogs
Designer: Unknown
Developer: FRACTiLE Games
Publisher: Freeware
Year: 1997
Software Copyright: FRACTiLE Games
Theme: Shareware
Multiplayer:  
System Requirements: DOS
Where to get it:
Related Links: Official site
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If you like this game, try: Liero, XEvil, Scorched Earth

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