There are several on each of the three main maps blocked by gates that require keys earned randomly in combat. There should always be something else you can do to keep progressing if you look for it.
You may be tempted to just buy them – and, indeed, Popcap and EA are counting on lazier players doing just that – but thankfully the game is designed so that you’re never just stuck. You simply won’t have the plants and abilities required for the job. You probably won’t be able to beat many of these challenges as soon as you unlock them. But quickly plant the bonk choy again in the same spot after the explorer passes by and it will punch backwards, taking out the explorer in a jiffy while remaining safely out of reach of its torch. Place the pugilistic new bonk choy behind a wall-nut and it can take down almost any zombie - until a torch-wielding undead explorer comes along and burns both in a blink. These additions gently evolve the game, forcing players to tinker with their strategies as they work out how best to deal with new threats. Kill a green zombie and it will drop food you can use to supercharge your plants in fun ways - like creating a barrage of peas that can take out a whole row of undead - potentially providing just enough of an edge to get out of an unexpected tight spot. And in the Wild West you’ll be provided dirt-filled mine carts on rails that can be moved up and down to more effectively position the plants they bear.Īnother important addition is plant food. On creaky pirate ships you’ll be faced with skeletal swashbucklers that swing over gaps in the planks. In the sands of Ancient Egypt, for example, you’ll encounter magic-wielding pharaoh zombies that use sceptres to suck up the sun. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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