You can counter the fog, but why bother when you can still win easily, minus the fun of actually seeing what your plants are defeating. It adds far more annoyance than difficulty. If I might make three suggestions? First, I do not like the fog. Steam has enabled accomplishments for Plants vs. Some of the mini-games might appeal to you, and I like the Vasebreaker “puzzles.” Everything is cute, of course, down to the zombie dolphins. Other mini-games include bowling for zombies and a PvZ Bejeweled, in which your plants are your jewels and zombies are trying to eat them while you play. And if you really like that final battle, it is also the final mini-game, so you do not need to repeat the adventure mode to get to it.
You might expect that from PopCap, but I found some of the Peggle levels harder than the hardest PvZ levels.Īdventure Mode is great, all the way through the final battle. You can almost always recover from those moments anyway, so the difficulty remains low. I got through adventure mode without a loss, and difficulty in other modes arises mostly when random perversity beats your margin of error (too many of X appear at once, or of X and Y together). You can also develop your own, zombie-free zen garden on the side.įew things are terribly difficult, although I say that as someone who enjoys and is good at tower defense games. There are 50 levels in the adventure mode, 9 levels of each of two puzzle modes (plus endless), 20 mini-games, and 10 survival levels (plus endless). Turning to the topic of games people here actually play, I finished Plants vs.
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