Save 65%* on Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville™Apr 29, 2022 - Community AnnouncementsWelcome to Neighborville, where all is well. Except that a crazy, new, coniferous conflict between brain-less and botanicals is brewing! What are you gonna do, call the crops? Soil your plants? Prepare to kick some grass in a plant-on-zombie conflict that will take you to the outer edges of Neighborville and back again. Get 65% off the Deluxe Edition, which includes the base game and outrageous exclusive content. Rock out with the Judge Z costume for 80s Action Hero, peck your battles with Peashooter’s Chickpea costume, express yourself with 5 explosive emojis, and learn about Battle for Neighborville in a special digital comic. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/37968138/68ba94544ac5e3c37609cd85e48048dd94f0ccc3.png *OFFERS MAY VARY OR CHANGE. SEE RETAILER SITE FOR DETAILS https://store.steampowered.com/app/1262240/Plants_vs_Zombies_Battle_for_Neighborville/ Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville Complete Edition—Mini ReviewApr 28, 2021 - CGMagazinehttps://www.cgmagonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/plants-vs-zombies-battle-for-neighborville-complete-edition-mini-review-5.jpg Alright, confession time. I never played Plants vs. Zombies. Ever. On mobile, or any of it’s third-person spin-offs. I know, I’m sure you’re all gasping and rushing to the comments, but you have to understand, the original Plants vs. Zombies came out at that weird time when mobile gaming was kind of showing promise—dominated as it was by games like Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja, and Doodle; but just as quickly destroyed by over saturation of micro transaction field not-games like Candy Crush, Clash of Clans, and the millions of others that would follow. As much as I always believed mobile could be a great avenue for gaming, the well was thoroughly poisoned, and when Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare was released in 2014, the whole Plants vs. Zombies series meant so little to me that it went by completely unnoticed. However, now in 2021, it is my job to notice games, and even though I ignored it 2019; here we are with Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville on the Nintendo Switch. Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville I want to preface everything I’m about to say about Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville by stating up front that I do think it is objectively, a mostly good game. It’s a pretty creative little Hero-shooter that offers a fair amount of variety for attack, defence or support based play. It runs pretty solid on the Nintendo Switch, and though the 720p resolution in handheld is less than ideal, when docked at 900p, the game is slightly more acceptable. Furthermore, it controls well and adds several accommodations for working around the finicky nature of the Joy-Cons—specifically Roll and YAW options for motion aiming. That being said, maybe I’m not the target demographic for this game—being old and jaded as I am—because I honestly couldn’t really get into it. I was immediately annoyed when the game booted up and threw me into some obnoxious hub world, which I know is trying to be creative and whimsical, but everything seemed a cluttered mess. Everything had cheeky names and nothing was really indicated properly, so finding how to get into a multiplayer match took a bit of trial and error. Furthermore, when I did eventually find what seemed to be the only hub for engaging in online multiplayer, it didn’t seem like there was any way to choose different game modes—only being able to access “Turf Takedown,” or whatever modes the game felt appropriate at that time. Again, maybe this is the game’s unique personality, but it just felt strange to me that I couldn’t choose a simple deathmatch. Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville Although, even when I did get into a game; despite the fact that it ran incredibly smoothly, it seemed to be a bit of a ghost town 90 per cent of the time. Only a handful of times did I ever get into matches that were fully populated with other human players; and th...Welcome to Neighborville!Jun 5, 2020 - Community AnnouncementsWelcome to Neighborville. Get some Tips and Tricks on gameplay by visiting here. Discover new characters along with your favorites here. Venture to the Outer Edges of Neighborville and Back with a helpful guide located here.
