Brought every xbox one title and maybe I just hae not given this one enough time. It is a kids game really, it will entertain a bored adult for a while. However with title's such as Titam Fall and watchdogs this one is best left for bored moments and keep DR3 for real zombie fun.

this game is great fun lots of people online all the time,i rented it then bought it,money well spent one of the best games on the console.

Garden Warfare is a fun, polished shooter, and what it lacks in gameplay depth it more than makes up for with fun cosmetic gear you'll actually want to unlock.

Whimsical; charming visuals; Ample amount of unlockable content; Strong core gameplay

Some classes feel overpowered; Not enough multiplayer maps

Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare seems like a Venn diagram in video game form, created only because EA suspected that there was an overlap between people who enjoyed cartoony iPad games and those who like team-based online shooters.

Planting my sunflower and wiping out three enemies in a single beam of light

Trying to stop any boss in the single-player mode

Plants vs Zombies Garden Warfare is a fun game for all the family to enjoy, it looks & sounds great & the kids will love it.

Also for the first time ever can play as the Plants or Zombies. It also has different characters like for the plants: Sunflower, Peashooter, Cactus, and Chomper. For the Zombies: Foot Soldier, Engineer, All-Star, and Scientist. If you don't have it yet you should definitely get it.

The idea of turning what was a tower defense game into a third person multiplayer game was truly inspirational. A third person Plants vs Zombie game simply shouldn't work, yet somehow it does.

Fresh, fun and polished, Garden Warfare is a surprising entry on Xbox One. It might lack the grunt of more refined shooters on the market, but here is a game not necessarily looking to score points on the realism scale: it's hilarious and bravely challenging, bringing forward a smooth, accessible...

+ Hilarious battles; + Engaging combat and co-op play; + Satisfying progression; + Sleek; polished presentation

- A single-player mode would have been nice; - Sticker packs often don't feel worth the price of admission

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past few years, you know that zombies are the "it" thing right now. From The Walking Dead in graphic novels and on television to the ever-popular Left for Dead series, all things undead are in vogue.

The phenomenally successful Plants Vs. Zombies is a game I avoided until a girl I was dating withheld sex from me until I played it. It was pretty good. The game wasn't bad either. Plants Vs. Zombies has a weird charm to it.