Some worms just can't grow long enough. And this can really bug some players in this card game. On display are worm tails in three colors, each with a worm head placed at the front. When a player turns the head, they discover a worm segment that makes this little worm grow longer. This is exactly what players do on each turn, before promptly completing the now-extended creature with its head from their hand of cards. Since not all worm segments are the same, some worms can grow longer faster than others, depending on the card played. However, the actual growth only becomes visible when the next head is played, and the previous one is turned again. This simple game mechanic allows players to secretly make their worms grow—until they hopefully reach the desired length. And this is the goal of each turn, as worms of ideal length earn their discoverer points, while overly long worms result in negative points. Bluffing, speculating, strategizing... and sometimes just having plain luck... The game offers an easy entry into nearly all facets of gaming with its simple rules. The worm, brought to light by this lively game idea, is the creation of Dutch author Robert Brouwer, who has already made a name for himself with the current Gigi Gacker series under the Zoch brand. The famous worms from the Zoch chicken line are once again brought to life by Doris Matthäus, ensuring endless smiles.