You are able to customize nearly the entire list of characters through earning and spending in game currency through purchasing card packs. The game, Garden Warfare 2, seems to rely heavily on the mechanics of the first version, yet where we see new features is in the realm of customization. A similar game would be that of the Bloons Tower Defence series, which is also constantly adding new towers and features as well. There are six new classes with abilities we hadn’t seen before, and while it may take some time to get the hang of each one, it is clear that the strategic element involved has been raised even higher than before. Players can spend their time in a variety of modes, choosing from single player or multiplayer, online or local co-op, maps and customizable game modes. However where new players will still love this game it’s a bit more harsh to the newcomers than the original, a lack of proper tutorials may leave new players feeling overwhelmed. Zombies games, or tower defence games in general, this game is a well done sequel to its original version. Zombies 2 has done a great job of delivering the same exciting game play experience, now with a more consumer centric focus seen through customizables within the game, although doesn’t deliver anything too innovative in terms of new features. The game brings back the same fun experience with new features, customizable characters and abilities. Now fans of the game can experience an all new, updated version with Plants vs.
Mixing a creative element with the illustrious imagery seen through plants and zombies at war, this game has masterfully crafted a high paced strategy game with fictitious roots that keep millions of gamers playing each year. Z quickly became one of the most popular games across the world.
EA, however, has promised an early release of free DLC for Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare are in the disappointing range of game modes and maps which, although well done, will quickly bore fans of the genre. Zombies: Garden Warfare: offers a unique angle, recreating the cheerful atmosphere of its successful mobile title and adapting it to perfection, adding a touch of originality to a rather monotonous genre. In the dark and terrify world of historic or post-apocalyptic zombie shooters, Plants vs. The cartoon-style graphics, combined with the friendliness of the Pixar characters and their various special moves, gives a really nice and unique touch to Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare are the environments, character animation, and the colors of the game. One of the reasons why you might find yourself playing and replaying Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare revives the classic mechanics of the shooter using the same commands, although in doing so, simplifies them. Characters can walk (not run) or jump, shoot, use one of the three special moves, and resurrect fallen comrades (especially useful in Team Vanquish mode). Here, you can buy special abilities for various classes and upgrade your character. Each character has special skills, which are well-balanced, and has three unlockable special moves as they level up in the game.įrom the main menu, you can access the section of the store where, unlike in the mobile game, you don't have to spend real money.
Zombies: Garden Warfare has four classes of plants and just as many zombies as we saw in the original. In the first, plants have to defend a number of locations scattered across the map in the second, the winner is the team that manages to kill 50 opponents first. Both games are played by two teams of 12 on 12. Multiplayer Mode takes the form of a classic shooter, offering two different games: Gardens & Graveyards and Team Vanquish.
Similar to the iOS and Android versions, part of your success depends on which plants you use to shoot with. Playing co-op multiplayer with up to 4 people, the game is a shooter mixed with tower defense in which you have to protect your station from attacks by the undead. Garden Ops mode is more similar to the original game, where the objective is to destroy hordes of zombies.