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Plants versus Zombies, at one point, was an icon of the mobile gaming genre. With charm, humor and a dash of strategy, Crazy Dave worked his way into many of our hearts and devices. Years later, it’s reimagined itself away from the wave-based tower defense gameplay that made the series a household name. The third-person shooter gameplay that started with Garden Warfare has evolved into the latest entry in the series: Battle for Neighborville. Has the series grown in a direction that it can continue to plant its roots, or is it now a rotten corpse of what it once was? And how do these ported terracotta pots and tombstones stack up on the Nintendo Switch?
Includes motion controls and more. Updated on 26 February 2021
Plants vs. Zombies: Battle For Neighborville is bringing the never-ending battle between fearsome flora and the shambling undead to Switch next month, on 19th March.
Battle For Neighborville - which has been around on PC, Xbox One, and PS4 since 2019 - reprises the third-person shooting action of EA s well-received Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare series, a spin-off of PopCap s acclaimed earlier mobile games.
Once again players can fight it out as either plants or zombies across various competitive multiplayer and PvE modes, choosing from 23 fully customisable classes.
Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville.
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