My son plays it, and he is adicted to it. It is lot as adictive as Fortnite. There is an issue with money, but as you play the game, youearn money and XP, which levels up your character. So be sure to be in the same room as your kid as they play.

So, it's just that thorny little issue of balance, then. While this isn't quite in the upper echelon of shooters, it's certainly better than most - a deeper, more satisfying and consistently entertaining game than Star Wars Battlefront even - and with a few fixes it will keep an audience happy for a...

My son loves it so I am happy. Also a big thingy, there is a single player mode to play with out Live subscription that was missing from first version of the game.

The service provided by Smyths was spot on and the game didn't disappoint either.Very entertaining game for kids to play and parents to watch.Makes a change to hear my kids laughing whilst playing on the Xbox instead of the repetitive sound of destruction,bad language and gun fire ,which most games...

The Plants vs Zombies franchise has come a long way since the simple tower defense game that found its way into gamers' hearts back in 2009. The franchise has evolved since then, going from a tower defense game to a hybrid between the original genre and a shooter.

It feels more like an expansion than a sequel, and misses some easy opportunities to improve on the original, but this is still the best family-friendly shooter outside of Splatoon.

The characters and their abilities are all entertainingly varied and imaginative; Hub world is a welcome addition, as are the expanded split-screen options; Good map design

The gunplay still isn't as tight as it needs to be, and the single-player story options remain very limited; Levelling up takes too long

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

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.