Plants vs. Zombies™ Heroes

Plants vs. Zombies Heroes is a strategy tower defense mobile game developed by PopCap Games. In this game, you will join the battle between plants and zombies and resist zombie attacks by planting various plants with special abilities. There are multiple characters to choose from in the game, each with their own unique skills and cards. You can improve your combat capabilities by collecting and upgrading cards. In addition to the single-player competitive mode, you can also compete with other players to compete for rankings and rewards.

Game features

COLLECT HERO CARDS

Collect unique Plant and Zombie Hero cards and unlock their lawn-inspiring superpowers. Will you pick Plants and deploy the sharp-shooting avenger card, Green Shadow? Or will you choose a Zombie Hero and call on the superbly superficial card, Super Brainz? Each card's selection of powers will determine the strength of your deck and your team's winning strategy in real-time duels.

BUILD YOUR DECK

Every Hero needs a crew. Build your deck and diversify your skills by collecting your favorite PvZ cards. There are hundreds to discover! Devise distinct strategies for your Hero by selecting compatible cards and experiment with devastating combos. Or use Auto Team-Builder to quickly create your deck, try out new strategies, and automatically upgrade your teams as you collect new cards.

MASTER PVP DUELS

Test your deck when you take on other players in exciting real-time pvp card battles. Earn rewards for defeating your bite-iest adversaries and build your bank when you complete Daily Missions from Crazy Dave. Who will become the ultimate horticultural hero? Harvest your courage – the duel is on, so put on your battle hats and jump in!

GO ON COURAGEOUS ADVENTURES

Journey through the universe of PvZ Heroes as each action-packed battle takes you further along an ever-blooming map. Duel with brain-thirsty or botanical foes – each side has a different path to follow. Encounter challenging bosses with tricky powers and defeat them for legendary rewards!

How to play for beginners

1. Type

Playing is the basic gameplay, but the game does not introduce it in detail. In fact, the real definition of playing is to make a card appear on the field by any means, including ordinary playing, summoning, transformation, appearance, etc., all are regarded as a "Punch out".

Therefore, the play-out skill can be triggered no matter it is played by any of the above methods, and the appearance skill is a new name for the play-out skill for zombies with tombstone attributes, which is essentially the same as the play-out skill. What's special is that the Confused Gravedigger's appearance from the tombstone will not trigger the skill to avoid a cycle.

The gameplay of emerging from the tombstone is widely used in Brain Nebula, Interstellar Warlord, Quasar Wizard, etc.

2. eliminate

When a card is destroyed it disappears from the battlefield. When a card enters a dying state and is settled, if there is a death skill, it will be destroyed immediately and this skill will be executed, otherwise it will be destroyed after the settlement is completed. Some card skills can also destroy cards.

3. Form a team

You can play another team plant on a line with a team plant, or you can play another team plant on a line with a team plant. There are front and back points. When zombies attack, they attack the plants in front first, with the exception of the penetration effect. If a zombie attacks these two plants at the same time, the order of skill determination will be one after the other.

4. Tombstone

Zombies with tombstone attributes will be played in the form of tombstones. Tombstones cannot be broken, moved, and are not judged as zombies. Therefore, they are immune to most tips. However, there are also some cards on the plant side that are targeted at tombstones, so tombstones are not invincible. .

Zombies that emerge from tombstones are in their initial state and can use their punch/appearance skills again (except for the Confused Gravedigger). The tombstones will turn into zombies in order during the kit round. Note that the skill judgment will be executed after the zombies appear. Only after the execution is completed, the next tombstone will turn into a zombie. Therefore, it is best to place the tombstone that can buff all zombies next to it. The right side makes more zombies enjoy the buff.

5. Summon

Summoning is one of the cards limited by summoning cards. It is divided into two types, one is summoned to the hand, and the other is summoned to the battlefield.

Cards summoned to your hand can enjoy the benefits brought by some cards (for example, Captain Cucumber and Doctor Time and Space can reduce the cost of the summoned cards by one) and need to be played by yourself. Cards summoned to the battlefield are considered to have been played, but they cannot be summoned when there is no space on the field, and if none of the cards that can be summoned by a card are amphibious, they will not be summoned on water, even if the land is full (such as throwing a giant corpse imp). And the summoning spell (superpower, shared by Banshee and Professor) can only be used on land.

6. Freeze

Freezing is a state. Cards with this state will turn into ice sculptures, preventing their next attack. Freezing can be superimposed, but when this card attacks once, the number of freezing layers on it will be cleared directly (in fact, simply speaking It means that you can freeze the already frozen card again, but it will still only prevent the next attack). Since freezing blocks the next attack, additional attacks can also unfreeze it.

Normally, it is recommended that freezing cards that will kill one's main force or cause heavy damage to one's heroes are also mostly used to buff specific cards of one's side (such as small snowflakes).

7. Ejection

Returning cards from the battlefield to your hand can mostly only be used against your opponent. So what is the specific effect? All data of this card (including cost, attack and defense) will be restored to the initial state, and then some effects that can last the entire battle will be resolved (commonly the skills of the Star Warlord) and this card will be removed from the battlefield. remove.

It is not recommended to bounce the opponent's cards that have playing skills, but bouncing back piles of duplicate pine cones can very well hinder the opponent's cards. It is recommended that cards that are expensive to eject and have no skills or are given a large amount of bonuses by the opponent are also mostly used to free up space and create gaps. Octopus Zombie (8-cost 8/8, Frenzy, Death Skill: Return to Hand), an endlessly killing card, can use ejection to reduce its output chance and make the opponent have to spend a high cost to play it again.

8. Change

Change refers to replacing the current card with a random card that meets the requirements. As a type of play, the changed card can use play skills normally and can normally trigger the skills of cards such as Brain Nebula. To put it simply, the original card is removed and a new card is played, but although the change changes the card, it does not count as destroying the card. Some cards can change into themselves (I change into myself) because the changeable range includes itself.

King Zombie can transform other non-knight zombies into living dead knights (7 charges 5/5, armor 2). Since the living dead knights are 7 charges, with the transformation station and leap evolution, powerful zombies of 8 charges and above can be created. It is also the development with the strongest gameplay changes.

Card group introduction

[Solor Sunshine]: The plants in the sunshine deck can produce a lot of extra sunshine. They can use this sunshine to recover, directly attack zombies, and finally defeat zombies.

[Mega-Grow]: The ability of mega-grow can make plants grow bigger! Their huge size and extra attacks will make zombies unable to hide.

[Smarty]: Smart plants use their smart abilities such as rebound, freeze and amphibious to resist large opponents

[Guardian]: The plants in the Guardian deck are very hard and can protect the plants. They have teamwork, armor and amphibious abilities, making them even more indestructible.

[Kabloom Explosion]: The plants in the Explosion Deck are explosive and can cause a lot of extra damage. The attacks of the plants in the Explosion Deck are high and fast, so come to battle.

[Brainy]: The way zombies in smart decks deal with their opponents is through super many skills, extra brains, and direct attacks.

[Sneaky]: The zombies in the Sneaky deck like to hide in tombstones! They will move themselves and use their amphibious advantage to attack undefended rows.

[Hearty]: Zombies who are good at strong attack and defense use cruel methods to make themselves live longer---such as shields, protective gear and blood recovery.

[Beasty]: The zombies in the brutal deck are mainly zombie pets, giants, or snowmen—oh, my God! They will grow bigger and kill plants directly.

[Crazy]: The zombies in the crazy deck are crazy and aggressive. They carry explosives that can cause a lot of direct damage.