plants vs zombies battle for neighborville review

#Plants vs zombies battle for neighborville review Offline#

When playing offline you can explore Neighborville and the surrounding areas in a fun story mode, join up to 3 friends for a PVP battle, or play against enemy bots in a PvE match. There is a good amount of content if you want to stay busy. Fans of the series will enjoy seeing their favorite plants or zombies, along with a few I didn’t recognize. Each one is a little unique and comes with their own personality, weapons, and abilities. There is a huge roster of different characters to play with and it’s actually worth trying all of them out. Like different weapons, special attacks, characters, and costumes. The more you progress the more content is available to play around with. The world is littered with all sorts of monstrous plants and ridiculous zombies to defeat, and sometimes team up with. The player can explore, discover new areas, and of course shoot stuff.

Instead of going the tower defense route of the original games, BFN is an open world, action, shooter.

With all sorts of cool upgrades and new features… and creatures. Battle for Neighborville is a big leap from the mobile version that I remember. But from what I remember, it was one of the few mobile games that I actually enjoyed and played all the way through. I haven’t played a game in this series for a really long time, maybe 7 years or so. It started out as a simple tower defense computer game, that evolved into a series of popular IOS games and has gradually become available on multiple platforms and devices. Plants vs Zombies is a familiar title for almost all mobile gamers. So just for that reason, this has to be the best version of the game, right? The Switch version comes with all of the paid content from the original game and has taken out all microtransactions. Finally getting a release on the Nintendo Switch, 2 years after its initial release on other consoles. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville is the newest title in the PVZ world.

Plants vs zombies battle for neighborville review