Drake → Iowa test · Oct 26, 2026FeedbackBack to website

Wormy goes to Iowa. 🪱

Two-campus preview: reach Drake’s garden, then choose Continue to Iowa. Follow the regional clue to Iowa’s finishing garden on either riverbank. Each campus starts fresh; retries stay on your current campus. Iowa now has four students walking between six campus buildings, alongside the bridge traffic. Watch their direction arrows and choose your crossing. Gardens now span the northwest arts area, east-bank library lawns and southwest campus lawns. After winning, choose New garden to explore a different region; deaths and manual retries keep the current one. Four manholes now offer random shortcuts, marked by blue rings on the map. Arrivals grant one second of protection. Gold appears on the minimap nearby. The teal rest garden heals once but does not finish the campus. After use, its flowers fade and its map marker becomes hollow, so you know to find a puddle for more healing. Gardens and hazards are fictional; balance is still being tested.

On phones, play sideways with the green thumb pad. On desktop, use WASD or arrow keys.

For the best iPhone / iPad experience
  1. Turn your device to landscape.
  2. In Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen.
  3. Launch Wormy Test from your Home Screen.
Keep “Open as Web App” enabled if offered. You can also play here in your browser.

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Turn your phone sideways

For the best iPhone / iPad experience
  1. Turn your device to landscape.
  2. In Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen.
  3. Launch Wormy Test from your Home Screen.
Keep “Open as Web App” enabled if offered. You can also play here in your browser.

If the game pauses after rotating, tap Resume.

Play without browser tabs

On iPhone or iPad: tap Safari’s Share button, then Add to Home Screen. If offered, keep Open as Web App enabled.

Launch Wormy from its new Home Screen icon and turn your device sideways. An internet connection is still required.