Plants vs. Zombies™ (Unlimited Sun And Coins)

As a classic strategy tower defense game, it has led one "tower defense game" one after another with its novel battle mode, exquisite graphics, rich scene maps, and lightweight strategic gameplay. era"! And it is precisely because of its rich content that it is still loved by the majority of players to this day! In the game, players can play different roles in different modes. For example, in the most classic and popular adventure mode, players play many plant roles. You can choose a variety of plants and then put them Place them in different scenes, such as grass, flowerpots, water, etc., to make a reasonable layout to resist the attacks of waves of zombies; for example, in many mini-games, you can also place features Different zombies come to invade the house behind the plant, but unlike players who play as plants, players must let the zombies eat the brains in front of the car, because only in this way can you successfully invade the house. The gameplay settings I believe everyone must be very familiar with it.

Game features

1. Plants vs. Zombies integrates elements such as real-time strategy, tower defense, and card collection.

2. Different enemies and different playing methods constitute five different game modes.

3. Obstacles such as sunset, thick fog and swimming pool increase the challenge of the game.

4. Players can switch different functions by arming a variety of plants to quickly and effectively block zombies on the road to invasion.

5. Five unique game modes: adventure, mini-game, puzzle, survival, and garden mode.

6. There are up to 50 adventure mode level settings, from day to night, from rooftop to swimming pool, the scenes vary.

7. There are 26 different zombie enemies in Plants vs. Zombies, including zombie drivers driving cars, making the game more challenging.

8. 49 kinds of powerful and different plants, and you can collect coins to buy pet snails and other optional props.

Level guide

[First Level: Grassland]

Features: Enemy strength is poor, breakthrough ability is poor, sunlight production efficiency is high, and the scene is wide.

Recommended supporting tactics: Pea output flow (rain of flowers from the sky). Tactical points: Make sunflowers first, then add peas with 100 sunshine, then when the formation is stable, move into two rows of sunflowers. After the economy is good, use 3 tubes of peas and double Double speed peas (can be upgraded to machine gun peas in the future), place torch tree stumps in front of the peas (the essence of this tactic, rely on tree stumps to double attack), and put a big wall fruit at the front of the line.

Point 1: The ordinary peas that come up to support the scene should be filled as far forward as possible, because the farther you are from the enemy, the longer the flight time of the peas will be, and the lower the DPS (damage per second) will be. It is recommended to place them in the third column from the left.

Point 2: The three-tube peas will automatically attack regardless of whether there are enemies or not. It is recommended to place them in rows 2 and 4, towards the back.

Point 3: When you get rich, you can dig out the ordinary peas and replace them with double-speed peas.

[Second Level: Night]

Features: There are tombstones on the ground, which not only affects the placement of plants, but also zombies may emerge, and the sunlight yield is very low at night.

Recommended tactics: Jet mushroom stream (densely dense). Tactical points: Don’t use sunflowers, use sunshine mushrooms. The efficiency of this thing in producing sunlight at night is much higher than that of sunflowers. Put the small mushrooms that don’t need sunlight as soon as the CD time is up, and then gradually Replace it with a 75YG spray mushroom. Be sure to bring tombstone moss when the grid is free to clear the tombstones.

Point 1: Place moss at the right time to be careful not to be eaten by zombies coming over.

Point 2: Keep filling the small mushrooms until there is no more space... You can use large wall fruits to protect them before spraying the mushrooms.

[The third level: on the water]

Features: The previous 5-line map has been changed to 6 lines, with more waterways in the middle, and the YG collection rate is high.

Recommended tactics: Pea output flow or watermelon frost flow below.

Point 1: Sunflowers are cash crops, and lotus pods must be placed on the water. Zombies will not suddenly appear in the last 4 spaces of the water. If there are zombies with steel hats on the water, your firepower in the water is still weak at this time. You can use a wall to block it, or you can use 25YG seaweed. wipe out.

Point 2: Keep the waterway as far forward as possible, so zombies on the land will not have any impact.

[The fourth level: Fog Night]

Features: There is fog, blocking your field of vision, and the fog range increases behind you.

Recommended tactic: spray mushroom stream.

Point 1: Fog can be blown with clover (temporarily opens the field of vision) or lamp grass (opens the field of view permanently). I like the latter. Use the point of the lamp grass. Put it up in the middle (if you put it too far in front, it will be eaten...), and then the firepower will be strong. Now move forward to point 2: Use the free mushrooms to place them around. If you see which one attacks, it means that "goods" are coming.

[Level 5: Rooftop]

Features: There are rubber band zombies that airdrop or steal your flowers. They must use catapult plants as the main force, and flower pots are needed to create plants.

Recommended tactics: Watermelon Frost Flow (Meteor Fall), tactical points: Sunflowers are a cash crop, use cabbage to carry the enemy. A cabbage is far better than a corn thrower, because you can't expect a corn thrower to stun the enemy with butter often... If you have money, exchange it for the watermelon from group killing, and the watermelon will be upgraded to frozen watermelon.

Point 1: The ammunition of trebuchet plants has a fast flight trajectory, and the farther away from the enemy, the more powerful it can be. Therefore, the sunflowers are placed in the third column, and then added forward, leaving the trebuchets at the back.

Point 2: If there are rubber band zombies, place lettuce at positions 2 and 4 in column 2 (to protect a circle of 8 cells).

Point 3: Use the big wall to get monsters.

Game Highlights

1. Integrates real-time strategy, tower defense, card collection and other elements.

2. Different enemies and different playing methods constitute five different game modes.

3. Obstacles such as sunset, thick fog and swimming pool increase the challenge of the game.

4. Players can switch different functions by arming a variety of plants to quickly and effectively block zombies on the road to invasion.

Game Advantage

1. Strive for longer and become stronger

Gain 49 powerful perennials as you progress and collect coins to buy pet snails, power-ups and more.

2. Smarter than your zombies

Be careful with limited vegetables and seeds. Zombies love brains so much that they will jump, run, dance, swim, and even eat plants to get into your house. Open the almanac to learn more about all zombies and plants to help plan your strategy.

3. Grow with your game

Show off your zombie-killing abilities by earning 46 awesome achievements and demonstrating your zombie-killing abilities.

4. Not an ordinary ghoul

Battle Zombies Pole Vault, Snorkel, Swing Your Head and 26 more fun zombies. Each plant has its own special skills, so you'll need to think fast and grow quickly to defeat them all.