It's an enjoyable time with a few decent boss battles, though it feels like a missed opportunity for lacking a more overarching story. There’s a lot of promise in the character designs and personalities that a fully fleshed-out story mode would make for a really fun romp, with all the potential of PG Conker's Bad Fur Day meets Splatoon. A real bonus to the game's single-player mode is that you can play it in a team of four for some laid-back wandering and blasting. The result is a fun diversion from the traditional multiplayer that wears thin over time and offers another means of finding a few unlockables and in-game currency. Where you’ll spend the majority of your time, however, is in the dedicated multiplayer matches. Choosing between either Plants or Zombies offers a bevy of different characters all with their own strengths and weaknesses to compliment your teammates' deficiencies. All these characters are incredibly unique, with added complexity as you level them up and unlock upgrade perks.
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