My Thoughts Popcap has released their second instalment of this game. This one is interesting, addictive and generally fun to play. Poor zombies... The game is a third person shooter with a difference. I have to give it to the creators though, this is inspired.

graphics; hilarious; multiplayer; upgrades

Dave can be pushy at times

Bought this as a Xmas gift as he likes shooting games and he is far to young for COD. Reviews were excellent - not opened yet or tried it - I am sure he will love it on his new ps4

Under the cheery looks is a surprisingly gripping shooter; one that, second time round, offers a healthier spread of modes and an addictive breadcrumb trail of hero progression.

Visual design fizzes with wit and warmth; Addictive drip-feed of heroes and unlocks; New classes open up fun tactical options; Added modes give both armies more to do

Lacks the satisfying precision of most shooters; Story mode is more of a glorified tutorial

I would attack the flying shrimp robot with my shoulder-mounted freeze ray, but a pirate just set me on fire and now I need to find a sunflower so I don't die before my team destroys the giant boot battering our castle gate. In other words, Plants vs.

Incredible mechanical diversity and creativity; New characters make both teams feel more balanced and complete; Hub world adds narrative context and fun hidden extras

Single-player missions feel empty and repetitive; Earning upgrades and unlocking characters takes far too long

The wacky Plants vs Zombie themed shooter is back with a sequel that introduces new characters and plenty of single player content for those that don't want to solely focus on the multiplayer scene. Game design wise most of the core features have remained the same with the game set just a...

New plants and game modes – More single player

Too much grinding to level up your variants

Pealectronic Arts.

Great fun; Full of things to see and do; Turf Takeover is fantastic

Internet connection required; even for single player; Single player missions are mainly re-purposed multiplayer content; Rose is completely overpowered

Few people could have predicted the track that the Plants vs Zombies series has taken. Starting out as a simple tower defense game, the series has expanded

This oddball shooter sequel piles on more of everything from the first game, which is exactly what that game needed.

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 is a sequel to a game I didn't expect to like in the first place. When it was announced back in 2013, the original Garden Warfare seemed like a monstrosity, taking the accessible, goofy charm of casual-friendly developer PopCap's overhead strategy game Plants vs.

Lettuce Fight