Deskworm
Kinychanchan · 2026 · Typing, Desktop Companion, Cute, Animals, Character Customization
PC
Very Positive94% · 114
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About Deskworm
A Little Worm for Your Desktop
Meet your own tiny desktop worm pet. It moves when you type, click, or play with a gamepad. Every input makes it crawl a bit further until it reaches the screen edge and turns around. It is small, calm, and just hangs out with you while you use your PC.Pocket Mode
If you want less movement, put it in Pocket Mode. The worm sits in a small pocket on your screen and its head follows your mouse cursor. It stays close, quietly judging your life choices while you work and play.Items & Customization
As you use your PC, you earn points by typing and clicking. Spend those points on item drops to unlock new hats and skins. Make your worm cute, silly, stylish, or totally cursed – it is up to you.Common (85%), Uncommon (10%), Rare (4%), Epic (0.95%), Legendary (0.05%)Crafting & Upgrading
Have duplicate items or styles you do not use? Combine items of the same rarity to craft one from the next tier. You can also feed items to your worm to add more body segments, so it slowly grows longer over time.Comfort Settings
You can scale the worm to be tiny or big, just how you like it. Resize the pocket, and adjust many settings to make your companion feel cozy on your desktop.Made for Focus & Breaks
Use the Pomodoro timer to work in gentle focus blocks with clear breaks. Turn on the Anti-Shrimp stretch reminder so the worm can remind you to sit up straight, stand up, and stretch. It is a small, friendly nudge to take better care of yourself while you are at your PC.DLC & expansions
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate Deskworm as a charming desk pet with engaging customization through collectible cosmetics and polished presentation that knows what it is. The main complaint centers on the cosmetics unlock system, with many feeling the 30-minute wait time is too long, especially for just a chance at desired items rather than guaranteed rewards. Most players find it a worthwhile, relaxing experience perfect for those seeking something different and quirky, though some wish for faster cosmetic acquisition or community-created item options.
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I love this game very much and I think I'll miss the little worm wandering around my desktop when I stop playing it, this kind of games is popular lately but some of them are fun and the others are annoying, this games goes under the fun category.1 found this helpful
With 700 running hours and having 75% of the available achievements it is really hard to recommend this *game*. I mean it is a worm. Just icky! Who wants a worm roaming around their desktop? Sure you can dress it up with silly hats and crazy hippie colors...but really!?! Covering icky in cute outfits is still icky, just plain icky! Now, to do this *game* justice I have to run it for another 700 hours to collect more colors and outfits. I mean I can't know if this *game* is any good until I really run it through it's paces. Will update with proper review when I feel I have experienced all aspects of this *game* ;P1 found this helpful
i like worm :)1 found this helpful
Smooth. Charming. Well-Made. Desk Worm is a surprisingly polished desktop pet. The concept is simple but works really well. Every keyboard stroke and mouse click makes the worm move a little further around your screen, so the more you use your PC, the more it wanders. The animations are smooth, the movement feels natural, and the worm itself looks great. It also tracks your keyboard strokes and mouse clicks, rewarding you every 500 points. I like that you can adjust the worm's size to your preference, and the little pocket it lives in is a nice touch. If you prefer, you can even have it stay in the pocket instead of roaming around. The accessories and overall visual presentation feel cohesive, making it one of the more polished desktop pets I've tried. Personally, I wouldn't keep a worm as a desktop pet because it's just not my preference. That said, if you like the idea, this is a well-made one. It's free, polished, and offers a surprisingly enjoyable experience. Definitely recommended.
A Funny Worm will Amuse You On Your Desktop.
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