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It's another layer of challenge, especially for players who can master the four levels of difficulty in Garden Ops mode.
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This mode is complete mayhem with a full roster of players but it's the game's most fun and dynamic.Īll of the multiplayer modes, including the Garden Ops co-op mode, can be played with a "Classic" setting where players do not have access to their upgrades and customization options, forcing players to play as a team. There's the 'Welcome Mat' mode to introduce players to the system, a team deathmatch style of mode called Team Vanquish (remember, this is a family friendly game) and the most interesting mode, Gardens and Graveyards, where the Zombies team must move from garden to garden in an attempt to capture all seven, while the Plants defend. In playing the main four-player co-op Garden Ops mode, it's beneficial to have each player using a different class, but in the competitive, team-based multiplayer modes, that's not necessarily the case and high-damage ranged characters, or ones with area of effect weapons tend to be crucial to winning, especially as the player counts increase. Some are outright better than others, making balance an issue depending on the mode. There are four playable classes for each the Zombies and Plants factions, each with its own set of unique abilities and variants.įor the Plants, there are the heavy hitting Peashooters and sniping Cacti, the Sunflower medic and the melee brute known as the Chomper. All of the modes are competitive or co-op based, reliant on EA's own servers, and players evolve their playable characters by completing challenges.
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We should state up front that Garden Warfare features no single player mode, nor does it use the traditional system of collecting experience points for progression. The stickers are a smart idea to keep players feeling rewarded, and continuously offering secondary goals to strive for, and there are a lot of character customization options to unlock. Everything players accomplish earns them in-game credits dubbed PvZ coins that can be spent on Stickers and it's these collectible items - that you can track in your Stickerbook - that provide the consumables used in the game's multiplayer modes, vanity items to dress up characters, alternate versions of characters and buffs for their abilities. There are no microtransactions in the game yet, but it's clearly designed with that in mind. Zombies: Garden Warfare is a simple game, designed like its mobile/social predecessors with easy controls, easy goals and an addictive progression system for all audiences. Does Garden Warfare earn its franchise name and does it deserve a spot in your game collection? Read on for our review. Zombies: Garden Warfare represents a major expansion of the stylish franchise that maintains a few tower defense elements from its roots and blends it with third-person shooter gameplay. Using that brand power, PopCap and publisher Electronic Arts made the surprising unveiling last summer at E3 when they opened their press conference with Battlefield theme music, but using it to tease a third-person PvZ action game. Zombies by PopCap Games and its 2013 followup are some of the most popular casual games of all-time, taking the simple tower defense formula and infusing it with personality and charm like none other.