Every class has a counter-character, with Engineers able to force Chompers out of the ground or the Citron’s shield absorbing damage from the Imp’s combat robot. There’s up to 110 different character alternations that change the function of each class.Įach class has a specific archetype, such as Tank, Sniper, Support or Medic. Each character plays in different ways, with distinctive attacks, movement speeds, health, special abilities and variants. It’s clear that PopCap designed each class with care all of them are visually spectacular.
Three new characters have been added to both sides, bringing the grand total to 14 characters. Like the first Garden Warfare instead of preventing an army of zombies from entering the home of your creator, Crazy Dave, players take control of either plants or zombies to defeat the other. It’s the competitive multiplayer that you’ll spend most of your time playing. With the exception of a final reward at the end the campaign yields little experience and low amounts of currency. The campaign is hollow, with a mixture of fetch quests and horde mode matches. In conjunction to the online multiplayer options players have access to a horde mode called Garden/Graveyard Ops, depending on which side you’re fighting and a single-player campaign. The hub world is where you buy packs, customized your characters, look at your various accomplishments in the form of trophies and portal to different modes. Zomboss is explained here in more detail in this small open world, with charming jokes saturating most of the dialogue. The area is saturated with secrets to uncover and areas to explore, including a few mini-games for those looking for a distraction from the core game. It’s been cleverly designed to highlight each faction’s allegiance. Here plants and zombies contest one area on opposite sides of the map. The brand new HUB area is the most notable change from the original game.
It’s an improvement from the first game but as a full-retail game it falls short of greatness. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 builds on the same edifice of the first game with more modes, classes, character customization and maps. However once release the first Garden Warfare quickly rose to acclaim due to its unique style and wacky combat system. Zombies: Garden Warfare was revealed at E3 2013 it was met with restraint, with many dismissing the title for straying from the original formula.
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