The real problem here is that, while the maps in the PvP modes have some variation between each other, they’re truncated versions of the campaign maps and feel a bit cramped. A well-planned strategy that can be audibled on the fly always wins out over teams with no ability to interact, making headsets necessary to be competitive. The pace and flow greatly alter in the 2v2 mode, though, where communication between players is key. As everything happens in real-time, some quick decisions must be made on whether or not to spawn more units or build more defenses, which can lead to a few different play styles. Though the the build-up is slow in this mode, 1v1 battles are tense and usually brief, lasting around 10 minutes unless you’re playing against a particularly patient opponent. Designated in either a 1v1 or a 2v2 setup, players compete under an altered ruleset for resource-gathering, troop-spawning, and base-attacking. Online PvP is where the game really sings. It's a fun and comfortable way for longtime platforming fans to ease into the new strategy elements. The levels have a nice large expanse to run around and search for hidden goodies like collectibles and more money, and the multiple planes in the platform-based environment certainly add to the scope of the exploration.
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In each, the player is tasked to seek out and pull a series of levers, which will eventually unlock a larger switch. The single-player or cooperative (online or split-screen local) campaign mode is set across five large, open levels. Once all six generators inside the player’s base are destroyed by the opposing forces, the player loses. Mixing elements of tower defense and capture the flag, the game includes both cooperative and competitive modes, where players arm and defend their base from either the oncoming invasions of AI-controlled opponents or other players online. Stepping outside the franchise's 3D platformer comfort zone, FFA takes Sony's series in the direction of the real-time strategy genre.
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