Just because you're good with the infantry style unit on, say, the zombie team, doesn't mean that you'll be good with the peashooter. He can enter gatling gun mode if planted, too. He has no grenade but does offer a sprint mode that makes for fast movement and high jumps. The peashooter, though, has a single shoot standard weapon. He shoots fast and can deal quick damage to every character. The foot soldier has a rocket jump and rocket launcher.
The peashooter and foot soldier, for instance, match together well, but they require unique playstyles to be best used. The interesting part, though, is that each class plays differently from its zombie or plant counterpart. We've got a ticket-based team deathmatch offering in Vanquish, a unique take on Battlefield's map conquering conquest mode in Gardens and Graveyards and a 10 wave horde mode in Garden Ops.Įach team of plants and zombies has four basic classes to pick from. PopCap successfully blended previously established multiplayer game modes into a single odd package. There's actually a fun shooter below all this nonsense. Is Garden Warfare nothing more than hilarious window dressing? Fortunately for fans of class-based shooters, it's not. As you're capturing or defending points in some game modes, you'll probably be humming along with the game's tunes. It might not be the hyper-realistic effort some gamers want on the new generation of consoles, but it is pretty. Zombies: Garden Warfare one of the most visually pleasing shooters I've ever played. The vibrant colors, hilarious character designs, lush environments and unique maps all come together to make Plants vs. Those people, then, might hate this game based solely on its looks. Those gamers would rather see a shooter covered in blood, brown and gray than one that's imbued with all the wonder and personality of the Plants vs. For certain sects of mainstream gamers, colorful qualities make some games a little too "kiddy" for their liking. Now, I've been covering games professionally for a long time. If unicorns had dreams, they'd probably share similar color palettes with this game. Every map, even the ones that feature the cover of night, is bright and colorful. Rather than going dark and gritty, something I don't think they would have ever dared do, PopCap managed to develop a wonderfully vibrant world with Garden Warfare.
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