Last Train Outta’ Wormtown

Last Train Outta’ Wormtown is an asymmetrical multiplayer game set in a cartoonish Western town. One player controls a massive sandworm, while the rest play as cowboys trying to complete objectives, fuel the train, and escape before time runs out. The twist? The worm can only detect cowboys who are touching the ground. This means rooftops, crates, and any elevated surface become your best friends. We noticed during our playthroughs that the tension ramps up quickly as the worm learns to predict where panicked players will run.

The game supports private sessions with friends as well as public quickplay. The Friend’s Pass feature allows invited players to join private games even if they don’t own the full release, which is a fantastic way to get a group together without everyone needing to buy in. We did encounter a minor connection hiccup during our first private match, but after setting our system clock to update automatically, everything ran smoothly. That’s a small quirk worth noting if you plan to host.

What makes Wormtown stand out is how it turns movement into stealth without slowing the pace. Cowboys aren’t just hiding—they’re building and scrambling toward temporary safe routes while the worm predicts their next move. With hundreds of possible map layouts, escape plans rarely become routine. Cowboy customization adds personality to the chaotic Western horror setup. Fans of asymmetrical games like Dead by Daylight, Propnight, or the party chaos of Lethal Company will appreciate the more physical, platforming-focused approach here.

If you enjoy games that blend coordination under pressure with laugh-out-loud moments, this one deserves a spot in your library. And if you’re looking for more multiplayer action, you might also enjoy AFTERBLAST Free Download, which offers a different flavor of cooperative survival.