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Plant vs Zomies 2 PC Game Free download full version

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The original Plants vs. Zombies was a fabulous mobile game even though it didnt debut on a mobile device. It launched on PC and Mac way back in 2009, a full year before it landed on iOS. Still, Plants vs. Zombies turned out to be ideal for an immersive touchscreen experience. The sequel has many of the same gameplay elements that made the first one so compelling, but there is more going on here. Plants vs. Zombies 2 arrives after developer PopCap has been acquired by Electronic Arts, which has not exactly won the internets everlasting love. So, can the fun of plant on zombie violence make up for a new focus on in-app purchases?

Gameplay Thats Not Brain Dead
Have you played the original Plants vs. Zombies? If you just shouted "yes" at the top of your lungs, then you pretty much know how to play Plants vs. Zombies 2. The undead will stagger/fly/ride in from the right, and you have to keep them from reaching the far left of the screen. To do this, you have various seeds at your disposal that will instantly grow into brutal fighting plants. The twist this time is that youre traveling through time with Crazy Dave and his sentient time-traveling car. Why didnt Dave mention his time-traveling car in the last game? Probably because hes CRAAAAAZY.

All the classic plants from the first game like the pea shooter, sunflower, the wall-nut, and more are on deck. They are joined by newcomers like the explosive coconut cannon, fire-breathing snapdragon, and power-up-dropping power lily. Plants vs. Zombies 2 has the same sunlight system as the original – you scoop up the floating dollops of sunlight as they spring from your sunflowers and rain down from the sky. Each plant costs a certain amount of sunlight to place, so the first few minutes of each stage is a dangerous time as you ration your sunlight to build a passable defense.
A new addition to Plants vs. Zombies 2 is the plant food system. The occasional zombie will drop a unit of plant food, which you can collect and save for when youre in a tight spot. Dropping the plant food on a plant triggers a devastating special attack. Example: the pea shooter goes into turbo mode and fires off a torrent of rapid fire peas, the cabbage-pult tosses a projectile at every zombie on the map, and the wall-nut gets a spiffy new suit of armor. Plant food can really get you out of a jam and its a good addition to the gameplay.Read more

System Requirements:
OS*: Windows 2000/XP/Vista
Processor: 1.2+GHz
Memory (RAM): 512+MB
Free Hard Drive Space: 65+MB
DirectX Version: 8 or later
Sound: DirectX-compatible
Video: DirectX-compatible; 128+MB
Color Quality: 16-bit or 32-bit color mode (256 colors may not work)
Controls: Keyboard and mouse
Internet: Internet connection is required to register/unlock game trials — including those delivered via CD-ROM

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