Plants Vs. Zombies Update Brings 9 New Mini Games for Your Zombie Killing Pleasure
PopCap Games, the worldwide leader in casual video games, today announced a major update to its smash hit Plants vs. Zombies for the iPhone. The update adds nine new mini-games all from the original PC/Mac edition of the game, accessed via Crazy Dave’s Store, and including an all-new micro-game, plus brand new Game Center achievements.
Players can unlock three mini-game packs (each containing three new mini-games) by purchasing the packs from Crazy Dave with coins earned during gameplay, or by tending the Zen Garden. Players short of coins, or wanting immediate gratification can purchase the Sunflower’s Golden Chest, Marigold’s Coin Pot and/or Stinky’s Secret Stash via an in-app purchase for £0.69 each to get enough coins to unlock the new content instantly.
The new mini-games packs include fan favorites such as:
Game Pack #3
Walnut Bowling 2: Knock ‘em dead in this killer twist to an old favorite sport.
Seeing Stars: Unravel the mystery of the star-shaped pattern.
Bobsled Bonanza: Melt the ice and defeat bobsledders and Zombonis in this frosty battle.
Game Pack #4
Invisi-Ghoul: Test your prowess to take on invisible zombies.
Last Stand: Not your average day at the pool!
ZomBotany 2: Hybrid zombies sport plant heads and abilities to up the challenge ante.
Game Pack #5
Beghouled Twist: An homage to Bejeweled Twist™, this mash-up requires match-3 skill.
Pogo Party: Crash the pogo party of your roof!
Zombie Nimble Zombie Quick: Get ready to move faster than ever!
The update will also include more Game Center achievements to accompany the new mini-games: Shooting Star; Beyond the Grave; Peking Express; Sol Invictus; and Sproing! Sproing!
Also featured is the new “Race to China” micro-game: You’ve probably seen the Chinese zombies down the achievements tunnel, but how fast can you dig your way to China?
Have you had enough of those plant hating zombies? No? Thought not…
Martin Baker
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