What’s cool is that characters from the original Garden Warfare are transferable to Garden Warfare 2 including their abilities through the mailbox in the Backyard. All these characters are unlockable and available within the game. I can see it now, all these massive amounts of characters becoming figures and future DLC within the next entry. This may be way out of left field, but Garden Warfare 2 gives the vibe that EA are going for their own version of Skylanders.
made it feel as though EA is plotting something for the future of the series. This game, with all these characters such as a Rose, Corn, Sunflower, Zombie, Zombie stuck in Outhouse, Behemoth Zombie, legendary characters, etc. It’s insane to see how far they’ve come from the last entry and this really had me thinking. Speaking of characters, Garden Warfare 2 has a lot of different characters to choose from, with unlockable abilities, customizations and features for each one. However, precise shooting, fun powers and awesome abilities really help this game hold its ground. I kept hitting the special abilities but when hordes of zombies were after me, those abilities didn’t work for very long. As I mentioned before about how the game doesn’t explain much, I almost died in training because it didn’t inform me that I could even shoot. Protecting characters as they make their way through the Battleground, or shooting targets in a certain amount of time are also standard but not overly used.Ĭontrols for each character are laid out similarly, right trigger is shoot, and LB, RB, and Y are special abilities. Some of these quests, such as finding a remote control, are standard fare for many generic-type games. Soon thereafter, talking with the characters that ask you for favor after favor, it becomes apparent that this is simply a fetch quest single player game, with a few unique twists and turns thrown in for good measure. With almost no real story to speak of, and a lot of places to explore, you’ll quickly find the waypoint to the “first” objective - that is if you decide you want to do that first. This problem could also be found on the newest Need for Speed game which is also an EA franchise. This is because the game is connected to the EA servers and thusly always in an online mode. You can be in the middle of battle, press pause and an options menu of screen adjustment and sound pop up, but dose not freeze the game within the background. "With PopCap’s amazing humor and witty takes on a world controlled by both zombies and plants, there are infinite possibilities on where the zany jokes can go next."Īnother downside is the fact that there is no pausing in this game. The reasoning behind all of these attractive outposts that are begging to be explored all at once was PopCap’s idea of eliminating a menu list. Essentially, it levels the story mode down to practically nothing. That may sound good for some gamers, but not so good for others. Plants and zombies are at war with one another and then you’re off to do whatever you see fit.
It is one massive map with three defined areas: The zombie base, plant base, and a middle ground where it’s all out warfare.Īs the game drops you in, it explains practically nothing with an overwhelming amount of places to see, things to do, with a lot of stuff glowing and flashing and moving around you. The Backyard Battleground is where almost everything takes place: story mode, character selection, treasure hunting, vending machines, etc.
You’re dropped into the Backyard Battleground just after about a minute’s worth of training. With PopCap’s amazing humor and witty takes on a world controlled by both zombies and plants, there are infinite possibilities on where the zany jokes can go next. PopCap Games are back at the helm of this sequel to 2014’s Plants Vs.
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