In the pantheon of epic showdowns, plants versus zombies would have to be somewhere between rocks versus rainbows and Labradors versus raptors (also known as Tokyo Jungle). That’s the point, of course; it’s a deliberately daft concept, driven entirely by the charm of its presentation and the robustness of its gameplay.
For the long-awaited sequel, PopCap hasn’t reinvented the gameplay wheel, instead opting to expand upon the original’s tried-and-true mechanics, while moving to a free-to-play pricing structure. Gamers wary of sequelitis and aggressive in-game monetisation need not fear, however - the gameplay changes are thoughtful and a great deal of fun, while PvZ2 offers up an enormous amount of content for free. You can get to every single level without spending a cent, with only a handful of optional plants and perks locked behind a paywall.
via IGN All http://feeds.ign.com/~r/ign/all/~3/bQS0JzuCmjA/plants-vs-zombies-2-review
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