Plants vs. Zombies is a strategic tower defense game developed by PopCap Games for the Android, iOS, Mac OS, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo DS, DSiWare, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360, and Windows Phone. The game involves a homeowner using many varieties of plants to repel an army of zombies from "eating their brains".
Players place different types of plants, each with their own unique offensive or defensive capabilities, around a house in order to stop a horde of zombies from eating the brains of the residents.
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Gameplay
In Plants vs Zombies, the Plants are the player's main way of defending themselves from the incoming Horde of Zombies. These Plants are placed on a grid in which zombies attack from. The Player loses once the Zombies break through their defenses and go into the player's home.
Stages
Adventure mode is split into five stages, each introducing new plants and zombies.
Plants
The plants are the protagonists of Plants vs Zombies, and also your only method of defending your home from the incoming zombie horde. The following is a list of the plants available in the game and details.
Zombies
Zombies are the primary antagonists of Plants vs Zombies. The undead are attacking your house, and they must be repelled across 49 levels in five different sections. The following is a list of the zombies encountered in the game and details.
Media
The following pages cover the multiple different media coverage for this game, from concept art to game trailers.
- — Screenshots
- — Videos
Characters
Plants vs. Zombies Brainwaves
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24th October, 1 replies
Plants vs Zombies 2 Now Available on Android
EA and PopCap's free-to-play tower defense game, Plants vs Zombies 2, has arrived on Android platforms...
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31st May, 0 replies
EA Tease Full Plants Vs Zombies 2 Reveal with Mass Effect Theme
How do you fancy Plants Vs Zombies 2 having some sort of Mass Effect tie-in, or maybe a Dead Space one? Well,...
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6th May, 0 replies
Plants vs. Zombies 2 Launching July
Plants vs. Zombies 2. It's about time. It looks like Popcap finally ran out of new platforms to port...
