Don't fall into this trap: stick with it past the initial levels and you'll really see where PvZ shines. Combined with the lack of difficulty early on, it can be easy to write PvZ off as monotonous and boring. You may start to notice a predictable pattern in how many of the levels begin. In addition, the gameplay can feel repetitive at times. It takes a while before the difficulty begins to ramp up and the game actually starts to present a challenge. Because it's well-suited to long gameplay sessions, players should be aware that some of the game's early levels are fairly slow. You'll doubtless end up playing for hours at a time. Though it's definitely a zombie game, PvZ's design is full of color and life.Īt its core, PvZ is a unique spin on a tried-and-true formula. The exaggerated moans of the zombies play off the more whimsical sounds of your menagerie of plants while a catchy soundtrack tune plays in the background. The sound design is just as vibrant as the visuals. The graphics are vibrant and cartoony, with each plant and enemy type sporting a unique visual style that makes them easy to spot even on a crowded screen. Zombies stand out is the colorful and distinctive game design. You'll have to stay on your toes if you hope to stay alive.Ī major part of what makes Plants vs. The game even includes a day-night cycle, with different plants and enemies available during each time of day. The zombies you'll be taking on come in all shapes and sizes, and you'll need to learn how best to defend against the different enemy types. You can also access unique and destructive variations like the Cherry Bomb, which will explode and take out zombies in multiple lanes.īe warned, however: you're not the only one with an arsenal at your disposal. The Peashooter, for example, acts as a standard turret. Zombies grants you access to a menagerie full of lethal plants, each with unique properties. To help keep the zombies at bay, Plants vs. Though the first level introduces the concept slowly, later levels become a true test of skill as you monitor the massive hordes of zombies in each lane. This simple gameplay change makes for a challenging and hectic experience.
You'll need to place a separate set of defenses on each lane, constantly staying aware of what's coming for you in each sector. In PvZ, zombies will approach down 6 horizontal lanes.
In most tower defense games, such as Bloons, enemies will come at you down a single set path, and you'll be tasked with strategically placing defenses along that path.
PvZ takes a unique approach to the standard tower defense formula.
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