The obsure & pretty bad Earthworm Jim wannabe

The music is the best part of the game, The 2d animation & 2d graphics are well done, Woody's "WIIILLLD WOODY!!" + The occasional laughably bad acting from Woody in the cutscenes, are the positives about the game

▪Wild Woody comes up short from every department;


* The CGI is creepily animated with poor quality and direction, (+ the backgrounds are pretty retro as another positive)
* Woody's "Wildness" if you even call it that, is a huge contradiction since he really isn't wild as a character, (he's just slightly crazed).
His character design is pretty stupid & horrendously lazy, Btw, he is a not-so-wild knockoff of Earthworm Jim by the groovy + goofy detail of his personality & pinhead design, {Did I mention that there's level called Treasure Caves that ripped off the What The Heck's spike designs? It's pretty obvious that they wanted to emulate the gameplay like Earthworm Jim 1, even when Earthworm Jim 2 came out the same year as this game}, 
* The story is senseless,
* The controls really suck,
* The level design goes from simply uninspired (or just simple) to uncohesive,
* The humor in the entire game is nothing but pencil puns, adult puns (visually and verbally), & unfunny wordplay, (+ the fart and literal toilet joke in a boss fight),
* Countless glitches,
* The inappropriate nature of this game like the obvious innuendos (The "Busting my Gut" pun in a cutscene, the title & The Mermaid Easter Egg! The ESRB of this game didn't seem to care about the adult details that were included in this game K-A! Why?!)


Some people may like some details about the game but it's mainly a jumble of animation with poor development & construction, and forgettable material in there for this to fade into obscurity

The action genre features fast-paced, thrilling, and intense sequences of physical feats, combat, and excitement. The characters of these stories are involved in daring and often dangerous situations, requiring them to rely on their physical prowess, skills, and quick thinking to overcome challenges and adversaries.

A mysterious multi-headed totem pole, brought back from an archeologist's expedition, breaks apart and many of its heads enter various pieces of reading material, thereby creating fantasy worlds based on the subjects at hand and threatening the very Earth itself in the process. Low Man, the lone remaining head, realizes the gravity of the situation and springs into action, attempting to find someone (or thing) to save all of existence on his behalf. The best he can hope for, though, is a sharpened pencil he magically brings to life. This new hero, the wildly exciteable (if slightly crazed) and self-dubbed "Wild Woody", is given the task and ability to enter these various worlds, find his lost brothers and secure them back from whence they came.

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