Plants Vs Zombies

The goal in Plants vs. Zombies is to protect your home from the zombies that would like to invade it, capture you, and eat your “brainzzz.” To protect it, you have access to a nice variety of plants – plants that shoot peas or frozen peas, carnivorous plants that eat zombies, and even plants that act like mines and blow zombies up. You can choose how to use the plants and which plants you want to use. Just make sure you choose right and defeat the zombies!

Plants vs. Zombies is available for multiple platforms: Windows, Windows Phone, Mac, iPhone and iPad, Android, Kindle Fire, Xbox, Nintendo DS, Nook, Blackberry PlayBook, and the web (you can try the game online here).

The original Plants vs. Zombies game was released in 2009. It was very well received by the media and the critics, quickly becoming very popular. The original game spawned several sequels: Plants vs. Zombies 2: It’s About Time, which was released in 2013, Plants vs. Zombies Adventures, a Facebook version that was also released in 2013 but will be retired on October 12, 2014, and Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, which was released in 2014.

Plants vs. Zombies has quite a lot to offer: unlock and use a large variety of plants; fight against various types of zombies; lots of levels; multiple game modes (adventure, survival, and more); unlock achievements; make your own zombie. I have to say that I found Plants vs. Zombies a terribly exciting and captivating game. I uncovered it way back in 2011 when I purchased a Samsung Galaxy S2 smartphone. I liked it so much that I also got the PC version so that I could fight the zombies on my desktop’s large screen. To this day, I fondly remember all the fun I had playing Plants vs. Zombies.

Plants vs. Zombies is not free, it is only free to try. You can play the game for free for a trial period of 60 minutes.

Plants vs. Zombies is a terribly amusing and highly addictive game! One of my favorites!