On the heels of its successful Mac/PC launch in 2009, Plants vs. Zombies came out for iOS in February 2010. Since then PopCap Games has released a number of other versions for Android, Nintendo DS, Playstation Vita, and Xbox Live. Not without a trove of industry awards and nominations, Plants vs.

Highly-addictive; strategy-based gameplay; Unique; cartoon-like art direction; Zombies

Lasting appeal plummets upon beating the game

After a successful run in both PC and Mac formats followed by a move to the iPhone and iPad shortly thereafter, PopCap's popular tower base defense game Plants Vs Zombies finally makes its Xbox 360 debut.

Extremely; fun and addictive; more than any game since; Harvest Moon: Back to Nature; Cute graphics; clever subversions of everyday items and plants into something utterly different and amusing; funny gameplay and pleasantly silly sound effects.

Why can't you go back and play the music video again after beating the game, Can't have a Thriller with Michael Jackson anymore; Spoilsports, The action gets too crazy in later levels – with all the things flying back and forth across the screen and sound effects layered on top of each other, it's...

Based on the very successful Plants VS Zombies franchise this latest game from PopCap delivers a new online-only fragging experience where you play as either the Plants or the Zombies in a variety of modes as you put your skills to the test against the best The Internet has to offer… unfortunately...

Gardens are usually serene and relaxing places to be. The smell of flowers and cut grass is seldom spoiled by the pungent odour of rotting flesh, but in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, gardens are battlegrounds for a frantic vegetation on shambling undead fracas.

Chaotic chlorophyll! For all of gaming's designs on greater reach, bigger audiences, and more diverse experiences, the industry loves shooters more than any other genre. There's no escaping shooter fans, festering and Xbox-green like a shambling horde of brain-dead zombies eager, to gobble up the...

When I saw Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare , my first thought was WTF. Still, it was an interestingly curious game. I played a fair amount of Plants vs. Zombies on my iPhone, and I avoided Plants vs. Zombies 2 like the plague.

I hate to be the wet blanket who doesn't like Zen Studio's enthusiastic cheerful Plants vs Zombies table for Pinball FX2. But I don't really have any choice. It's more a matter of exhaustion than cynicism, or any sort of high pinball standards, or problems with the how the source material was...

Now over a year since the first release of PopCap's take on tower defense, Plants vs. Zombies has arrived on the Xbox 360. Destructoid gave that game a perfect score and I couldn't have said it better myself. If you're unfamiliar with the basics of Plants vs.

The classic finally comes to XBLA. If you haven't heard of Plants vs. Zombies by […]

+ Great sense of humour; + Lots of features; + Easy to pick up but hard to put down

Controls can be a bit awkward

Essentially, the premise of the game is as follows: A relentless gang of the undead are trying to cross your lawn and make their way into your house. Why? To eat your brains, of course.