Each one has its own specific set of skills and attacks. Meanwhile, zombies get all kinds of wacky classes like pirates, superheroes, mad scientists, and roller-disco dancers. On the plant side of things, you have classics like the Pea-Shooter or the zombie-devouring Chomper. This particular franchise actually translates to a hero shooter pretty well since there's a variety of different plant and zombie character designs. It's a good way to get to know all of the various character classes so you're ready for the multiplayer, but it's not much more than that. It mostly involves walking up to various silly NPCs, accepting a quest, and then fighting waves of zombies ending with a boss battle. If I wanted that brand of comedy, I'd peruse a few dozen meme posts over on Reddit.įor the most part, this campaign feels more like an elongated tutorial for the multiplayer mode. It's all jokes about old 80s fashion and cringe-worthy internet humor like yetis who hoard bling. Well, comedic in the sense that it's supposed to be funny, but aside from a few smirk-inducing lines, it's mostly insufferable. Much to my surprise, there is a single-player campaign to play through that has some semblance of a plot and quite a bit of comedic dialogue. Battle For Neighborville is all about the large-scale war between the happy-go-lucky living plants and the goofy undead zombies.
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