Everything you do in the game will net your characters experience, which can then be used to promote the character and earn new customization options. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 experience is tied together through progression and coins. It’s a fun new mode that depends heavily on teamwork and using the different characters’ special abilities to create a winning combination. Plants and Zombies will rotate between attack and defense where the enemy team attempts to capture and control key areas of the map. The sole new addition is Turf Takeover, a cross between Gardens & Graveyards and Herbal Assault. There’s even a nice ‘Welcome Mat’ mode designed to ease in those unfamiliar with multiplayer shooters. Team Vanquish (Team Deathmatch) Vanquish Confirmed, and Gnome Bomb all return. In terms of game modes, Garden Warfare 2 brings back almost every single mode. Each map is designed so that all fourteen characters can be used without a player compromising their favorite playstyle. All the maps are visually diverse, but are equally well designed. You’ll battle it out in a Roman Coliseum, lay siege to a castle and even run through the land of dinosaurs. There are a total of twelve maps, each themed after a distinct period in time. The real meat and potatoes of Garden Warfare 2 is the multiplayer, which is just as crazy and chaotic as the original game. These are fun game modes, and are best played with friends. On the flip-side, Garden Warfare 2 introduces Graveyard Ops, the Zombies version of Garden Ops. Garden Ops, Garden Warfare’s take on Gears of War’s Horde Mode, returns with all-new minions, bosses, and heroes to battle. Like the original Garden Warfare, co-op and multiplayer is where Garden Warfare 2 shines. There are also new character variants to unlock, which can change the way characters play. All characters and their levels will transfer over to Garden Warfare 2. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 allows players to import their saves from the previous game. Of course, you can also opt to play as any of the previous classes. Citron may take a lot of damage, but his Orange Beam doesn’t do a whole lot of damage and can overheat. For example, the Imp’s Z-Mech may be extremely powerful, but Imp is weak by himself. Most importantly, they all feel balanced. All six new characters are fun to play and mix well with the eight returning classes. The Zombies get Imp, a devilish little creature who dual-wields pistols and can summon a powerful Z-Mech Super Brainz, a super hero capable of punching, firing lasers and performing acts of super-zombie strength and Captain Deadbeard, a one-legged pirate capable of switching between close and long-range attacks. The plants get Citron, a citrus capable of firing lasers, deploying a personal shield and transforming into a ball for greater mobility Rose, a mystic capable of casting spells and turning Zombies into goats and Kernel Corn whose cob blasters, shuck shot and butter barrage make him a frontline fighter. In addition to the four Plants and four Zombies from the first game, Garden Warfare 2 introduces three new classes per side. Where Garden Warfare lacked in content, Garden Warfare 2 gladly makes up for it. It’s nice that PopCap Games included solo content, but it’s clear that the focus of Garden Warfare 2 is on other modes. There are some “crazy settings” to tinker with and co-op player is available in solo mode, but there’s not a whole lot of depth or long-lasting appeal here. As the Plants you’ll mainly fight to repel the Zombies, and as the Zombies you’ll look for ways to destroy the Plants. PopCap has introduced a campaign for both the Plants and Zombies, but they’re extremely short and there’s nothing deep. Garden Warfare 2 introduces a solo mode for players who would rather go it alone, though it isn’t much. There’s a lot to see in the open world, and plenty of dynamic battles to engage in, making it a huge step-up from the menu-laden original.
From the Backyard, players are able to pursue quests, customize characters, hop into multiplayer matches, participate in single player activities, or explore Suburbia/Zomburbia. Abandoning the menus of Garden Warfare, Garden Warfare 2 dumps players into the Backyard Battleground, an open hub-world. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 makes amends for its predecessor almost immediately from the get go. Zombies experience, or is this one plant not worth watering? With more characters, maps and game modes, is Garden Warfare 2 the ultimate Plants vs. Now, in 2016, PopCap is back with Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, a charming shooter that was both entertaining and well balanced, though lacked in content. Zombies was a third-person shooter? This spawned Plants vs. In 2014, PopCap Games answered a question no one bothered asking: what would happen if Plants vs.
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