New types of plants become available too, as the game progresses, and while all are not crucial to success, many must be mastered to fend of specific enemies, like cacti that shoot needles at balloon zombies, which will merrily float over your defense if left unharmed.
From pole-vaulting over defense to plowing through plants on a mower, each new zombie offers a unique threat that requires player to adapt their strategy. Increasingly difficult enemies are thrown at the player, and many have special abilities. The conditions of gameplay are always changing in Plants vs. FlexibilityĪdapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations. If too much effort is spent planting sunflowers to gather sunlight, the yard will be left vulnerable. If a focus is put solely on defense and offense, the games currency, sunlight, will quickly run out, barring the creation of more plants and giving the zombies an easy path to victory. The player must make good use of the limited time alloted in order to win, implementing efficient strategies that spilt time between gathering resources (sunlight) and beefing up defenses. Enemies continually flood into the screen, so if the player does not move swiftly, the house will likely get overrun, causing the level to be lost. Each level starts empy, leave the player vulnerable to attack. This game is good for kids who need help with: Time Managementīeing efficient and aware of our use of time and effort.Īs a "real-time" strategy game, the player's most precious commodity is time. Zombies recommended for kids ages 10 and up. Still, the game can be understood simply by playing, and the game’s ridiculous theme is meant to cause laughter rather than fright, making Plants vs. Gameplay is easy to grasp, and reading is not required for play - though it does come in handy when learning the more advanced mechanics. While the game’s theme is zombie-based, the tongue-in-cheek presentation is very cartoonish in nature, featuring no blood or gore. At first, only a few types of plants can be used, like pea shooters and cherry bombs, but as the game progresses the arsenal grows, eventually including rock walls, jalapeno plants and poisonous mushrooms. Sunlight can be gathered slowly over time, while planting sunflowers causes it to be gathered more quickly. Sunlight serves as a currency of sorts, and is spent each time the player places a plant. The player’s job is to stop the zombies by planting plants around the yard, which will attack the zombies as they approach. Zombies is a real-time strategy game that pits the player against hordes of zombies trying to make their way across the lawn and into the house.
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