There’s some fertile ground here, split between modes you’ve probably played in other games so far. Several classes are back in action, ready to go behind enemy vines in a variety of PvP modes. Mechanically, not much has changed in Battle for Neighborville. Once again, the plants and zombies have reached a stalemate in their ongoing turf war, and it’s up to you turn the tide of battle.
It just so happens to be back in all but name, this time rebranded as Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville. Whether you chose to go green with the plants or you preferred life after death as the recently deceased, Garden Warfare in both of its outings was a tightly balanced showcase of fun and style. Garden Warfare knew that its entire premise was stupidity dialled up to 11, but beneath the goofy facade there was a properly good time to be had.
A pair of games that delighted in being sillier than Monty Python’s dedicated ministry for walking, Garden Warfare was the kind of game that would open E3 with a reveal trailer featuring household plants lobbing explosive peppers at legions of un and brain-dead zombies as they shuffled forward.
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The fact that EA and Popcap’s Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare series of games have never managed to set the charts on fire may be one of the greatest injustices of this gaming decade.
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