However, activate his special, and he turns into a Z-Mech, a large robot that can fire devastating missiles that are ideal for blasting swarms of enemies. The Imp is a small and seemingly weak character with a basic gun – but he has the advantage of being fast and agile. The new trio of Zombies are a lot of fun. Rose is a support character who can turn Zombies into goats for a short period of time, as well as offer basic fire to help out her teammates, while Citron is an orange-on-legs who has a powerful laser-type attack, and can block incoming damage using his special ability. However, he's not particularly well armored, so while he has good offensive capabilities, care has to be taken to make sure he doesn't spend too long in the line of fire, otherwise he's toast. Kernel Corn is an assault class character who has dual guns in the form of a pair of corn busters that have a high rate of fire. On the plant side, there's Kernel Corn, Rose, and Citron. Six new characters join the action this time out, three for each faction. In between them is a no-man's land where you can fight the opposite faction of the character you're playing by defending a central area from attack by the enemy. Basically, the Backyard Battleground is split into two main areas, representing zombie and plant zones respectively. The Backyard Battleground is a customizable home environment where you can showcase any characters you've unlocked, invite other players to visit, and also play King of the Hill-type matches against increasingly tough waves of AI characters. It's more than just a gateway to the game's various modes, however. This essentially replaces most of the original game's menu system, since players are able to access all aspects of the game through the hub, from entering online PvP battles to setting up local play, or even tackling the Backyard Battleground's shooting gallery. The game has undergone some interesting changes this time around, most notably its Backyard Battleground – a new central hub that players can wander around and explore. Now, two years later, the game is back with a sequel that's currently in open Beta on PS4 and Xbox One until Jan 18th, ahead of its official launch on February 23rd. A bright and colorful third-person shooter, its gameplay takes a similar approach to Nintendo's ink-spraying game, presenting simple and enjoyable PvP and PvE action that's easy to get into, but has a surprising amount of depth – and I absolutely loved it. While Splatoon (deservedly) received much critical acclaim in 2015 for being an accessible and fun tactical shooter, I believe Plants Vs Zombies: Garden Warfare did something similar in early 2014.

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