I took a left, it took a left, and my right was met by a pause from the big-eyed digital waitress who left a…
Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 review: meat and potatoes
Foliage and carcasses. Thorns and fangs. Sparkly floating flowers and caped Elvis Presleys. This is the Plants vs Zombies series in a nutshell, a game franchise that taking the world by storm on console after it wasted so many working hours on mobile. I know, because I was one of the latter, nonchalantly blowing up zombies with potato mines when I should’ve been working.
The latest game, subtitled Garden Warfare 2, is perhaps the best title in the series so far, and a testament to what the AAA games industry can do when it gets its shit together. For those not familiar with the series, the premise is neatly outlined in the game’s title, but I’ll delve a little deeper.
