The Plants vs. Zombies series is known for its ... In Garden Warfare, the Peashooter is an agile foot soldier, firing a slow, mushy glob of peas that causes splash damage. With enough experience ...

Even each faction’s basic infantry units – Peashooter for the Plants, Foot Soldier for the Zombies – don’t really match up. The Peashooter makes up for a slow rate of fire with explosive ...

Take the gameplay of Team Fortress 2 and mash it together with the characters of Plants versus Zombies ... His Loadout: The Pea Shooter is the foot soldier of the plant team.

The zombies’ Foot Soldier acts as the gun-toting grunt with a pellet gun and rocket jump booster, while the plants’ Peashooter acts in a similar role, but with the notable abilities to launch ...

It’s been a long and weird road for the Plants vs. Zombies franchise ... some strengths and weaknesses for each character. The Foot Soldier Zombie, for example, can put out a decent amount ...

The PopCap development team recently announced a new Player Loyalty Rewards program for players who reached certain player ranks in the first Plants ... if there is a Foot Soldier class challenge ...

Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare might not be perfect ... to get you the rest of the way there. Foot Soldier: The Foot Soldier is the basic infantry unit of the Zombies faction.

Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare is officially ... Basically if you're looking for a good class to start as with Zombies, Foot Soldier is the perfect candidate. This butt-crack showing Zombie ...

it's a rush to get five zombies through the knot of plants at Dave's front door and into the house. In a miraculous twist of teamwork or dumb-luck, three Foot Soldiers punch a hole by letting ...

They depict epic battles between modern-day soldiers and insurgents in war ... That's what makes Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare so enticing. Mechanically, it's solid, if unsurprising.