Under its attractively bright and cartoony art style, has a great amount of modes and customization options to enjoy, whether alone against the AI or with online allies and enemies.

Maps & modes; Lots to do alone; Active quests

Weak old characters; Underwhelming campaign

Picked this up for the kids and they absolutely love it the different characters are all interesting and funny the game is easy to play my kids would play it all day If I let them

I really enjoy playing this game. I can either be a plant or a zombie its fun playing with others to win and destroy your opponents.

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

The first 'PvZ: GW' preserved the zany spirit of the original 2D tower defense and infused it with capture the flag, king of the hill, and lots of other things that ship with just about every multiplayer shooter.

With a sequel firmly cementing its status as a series and not just a strange one-off, Garden Warfare continues to be an unexpected experience. The humorous tower-defense series that birthed the world and characters of Plants vs.

The mission was clear enough. Return an agent who disappeared behind enemy lines. Playing as the sunflower, we headed out to tackle the challenge. The agent was found to be a bloody walking tree that needed to be escorted home.

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 introduces a lot more bang for your buck. If you have some younger family to play with, or friends to jump into multiplayer with, Ops will be able to entertain you for months as you keep unlocking characters and items.

When you hear the name, "Popcap," first-person shooters are one of the last things to come to mind. Jewels? Sure. Unicorns? Bjorn says, "Hi!" But shooters? Not so much… Back in 2014, Popcap teamed up with DICE to help adapt their tremendously popular Plants vs.

This is a shockingly proficient shooter that is drenched in personality and humor

The single-player campaign grows very repetitive; very quickly; hard to take the action seriously because of the over-the-top characters

When you're dealing with the likes of Captain Dreadbeard, Super Brainz, Kernel Corn and a time-travelling orange from the future named Citron; you have an idea what you are in for. Garden Warfare 2 is not, nor does it ever pretend to be, a traditional military-style shooter.

Solid online mechanics with a variety of unique characters

Repetitive Single-player missions | Character grinding