It's still one of our favorite games on the iPad, and seeing it on the Mac is great.Įditors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Plants vs Zombies 1.0.40. Play the free version for an hour and you'll likely be buying the full release with its hours and hours of play. The publishers of Plants vs Zombies have other highly popular games (Peggle, Zuma, etc.), but this is the classic that everyone knows. Sounds weird? It is, but this is one of the most addictive games we've played, and replay is still strong. To buy them you need to collect sunshine, and each plant costs a certain amount of sun. And there's always the issue of affording the plants. As plants get eaten by the zombies, you can replant, but they take time to grow and react. There's about a dozen different plants that can be used to defeat the oncoming hordes of zombies. The basic gameplay can appeal to both beginners and experienced. The objective of each battle is to raise a crop of warrior plants that will block zombies from entering your home. It is a free game where you take on the role of a homeowner in the middle of zombie warfare. Some plants shoot peas, which injure zombies, some plants eat zombies, and so on. Plants vs Zombies is a tower defense game developed by PopCap Games, Inc. The plants in Plants vs Zombies get laid out on a grid. To defend yourself you have to put various plants in their way, each plant having special skills. The goal of Plants vs Zombies is to stop zombies from marching across your lawn or roof and eating you. Plants vs Zombies is one of the most popular games on the Windows, iPhone, and iPad platforms, and now it's on the Mac.
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