Still holds up quite well, even 15 years later. Gameplay is fairly simple, but fun: Plant plants in various locations around your house to stave off a ravenous horde of zombies. As you progress, you find new plants that conveniently happen to counter the exact threat that you'll be facing next, and can also be used to grow your arsenal.

Adventure mode is just the right length - five "worlds" each with ten levels; eight normal, one minigame, and one conveyor at the end, which works out great. Replaying Adventure mode also locks in three mostly-random plants into your bank, which I wasn't sure that I would like at first, but it's been fun using Mushrooms on the roof, trying to see how little space I need to beat a level, or only using attackers above 200 Sun.

Outside of Adventure mode, you'll also acquire the ability to play minigames, which are also quite simple but unique takes on certain plants or zombies' abilities, which may help you to understand some of their strengths or weaknesses better (and then there's Slot Machine). You can also grow crap in the Zen Garden which gives you money, looks pretty, acts as a late-game money sink in the case of the Tree of Wisdom, and allows you to feed Stinky the Snail crack disguised as chocolate.

The graphics are a bit crunchy in windowed mode, and some minigames feel a bit too luck-based (Zomboss bend over already, this is your third van thrown at my backline), but overall, a very good game that's well worth the price.

This game change my life

10/10 would help in an apocalypse

flour: hai :3
zombi: die hoe ;-;
flour: :<<<

What can I say you get to kill zombies with plants

i love eating zombies

Solid.

I have played this game when I was in elementary school. A friend gave me their copy for the pc and I played on my mom's laptop for hours. Eventually, I played less and less on my mom's laptop. A few years fly by and my parents find the game on the Nintendo DS and give me a copy for Christmas. When I saw that I could not believe my eye, all of these emotions and memories overwhelmed me, and I could not thank my parents enough for the copy. When I grow older I played the game less and less and forgot about the game. I made a Steam account when I a young adult because I never had a pc and I couldn't make an account on my parent's laptop. One day scrolling on the store home page on Steam I discovered Plants Vs. Zombies. The memories were as anchors pulling pleasant memories out the depths of my mind. It was as a father coming back home from war and the children are climbing on the father with excitement and joy. I did not hesitate to add the game in my cart to purchase it. I know play Plants Vs. Zombies religiously always expanding my Zen Garden, always plowing down zombies, and always protecting my lawn. The game made me the man that I am today. As I remember the song "Zombies on Your Lawn" I know that the plants have my back and I will never leave them again.

Do you like being alive? Then your gonna ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love this game. ♥♥♥♥♥ better than breathing.

11 year-old me loved this game to death. Still love it as a 15 year-old hahah. Just a classic.