All pvz games ranked
Just wanted to know the community’s thoughts on best to worst pvz games? Here’s mine with explanations: 1: pvz 2: a simple mobile game but with so much content and is going 7 years of updates and co...
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Here are my rankings on the PvZ Games, I am going from least to most liked and will provide a bit of a description on each:
6. Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 1.
I had not heard that much about the game back before its sequel was released and I was not particularly into shooters either. I know much more about this game now and when I compare it to Garden Warfare 2 and the content and changes that its sequel gains, I would much prefer its sequel. Might try this game at some point though!
5. Plants vs Zombies 2.
I cannot rank this game properly, as I have not had a chance to try it out. Looks really good and promising though - and apparently it is still receiving updates!
4. Plants vs Zombies 1.
An awesome, classic game that I have played ever since before I was a teenager. While it is an old game and I do not play it that much right now, I still really like it and still play it from time to time. The Zen Garden is cool. I wonder how large the Tree of Wisdom can get as well? There is still stuff I want to find out! Or I could check the Wiki? No thanks!
3. Plants vs Zombies Heroes.
This card game is a lot of fun, it is a free game, and I play it daily! You can jump on and do quick battles with Al or you can climb the ranks by defeating other players! There are a lot of missions to do, daily challenges each day and unique decks you can create! Also I really like card games in general!
2. Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2.
Variants are a lot of fun to use! You did not have all the variants unlocked from the start, meaning you had to earn them, which I liked. Each variant had their own upgrades, even if the upgrades were more basic in this game, that you were able to use and interchange between variants. Some variants had unique upgrades. The maps were awesome, I absolutely loved Boss Hunts! It goes on!
1. Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville.
The character upgrades, especially after this recent balancing patch, are a lot of fun to use. It allows you to buff your character in the way you like. They really expanded on the upgrade system in this game! Awesome! I also really enjoyed the Legendary Upgrades. While the maps were not particularly as great as the previous shooters or Ops, the letdown is not that significant. Still annoying though. I love the upgrade variety though. And the Prize Maps.
@Stringer2048 Yes our opinions are quite different, but I also understand your points of view. I would say most of the games are rather similar and its just depends on personal preference and experience with the games. While you seem to have encountered more toxicity in BfN than in GW2, it's the opposite for me. Could have to do with the fact that I rarely played GW2 at launch and more towards the end, were servers ere only filled with toxic high ranks and cheaters.
@TheSprinter85 Interesting ranking! Since the PvZ shooters made you try the genre, may I ask you If you play other card games or just PvZ:Heros? Was the game so good that you decided to try the genre? I thought of trying it, but I have seen a lot of people beginning for just a small update to change some under- or overpowered cards, which did not happen, apparently. So would you say it is still fun?
@Stringer2048 & @TheSprinter85
Another thing I noticed: We all haven't included PvZ 3. It hasn't been released internationally yet, but what do you think of it so far? From what I have seen, I mostly dislike the art style. I think most plants look fine, but most zombies look horrendous. The backgrounds also seem way to flat and lack detail. I don't even enjoy the soundtrack, the thing that has been great in very PvZ game so far. Having said all of this, I actually think they fixed some problems, like the lawn mowers being a free pass and explosive plants being op (they give you one cherry bomb to use at any time in a level and that's it). I also dislike that they expanded on the pay to win aspect (leveling system in a competitive arena)
@benn1nat0rYes, it’s another bold move from ea but it doesn’t look too promising. Hopefully it won’t disappoint and it looks harder than the other regular pvz games to be honest. Will also have to wait and see about the other pvz game in development that looks similar to brawl stars.And yes, I recommend pvz heroes if you want to play it dedicated or just pass the time on the go, it’s quite fun.
- @benn1nat0r PvZ 3 looks interesting, but I really cannot day much on it yet. I do play other card games occasionally, which triggered me to try PvZ Heroes, which I really enjoy still, despite the issues. There are so many issues going on there right now, such as connection issues and friends list. It goes on. I do suggest trying it out, it seems like it is not getting more updates but it may still be worth a try.
- @TheSprinter85 Thank you for your reply!
I will give it a go then 🙂.
Your reply made me remember that you asked me about "The sims" once, but I forgot to answer in that thread.
"The Sims 4" in a a nutshell: great life simulation that makes for a
lot of fun, but annoying community. No matter what the devs do, they complain. Maxis always introduces what the community wants, but game dev needs some time, and the community never stops complaining. Last time I checked they were hating on Maxis/EA, because babies were "only objects" that couldn't be interacted with much. I mean, have they ever seen what a baby does in real life?
The game does have some issues, though. Whenever traveling somewhere, there are annoying loading screens. The Sims 3 was open world, but The sims 4 is not. There is some leaked footage suggesting the loading screens are there, because the game was supposed to have an extensive online multiplayer mode (The Sims Olympus, just search for it on YouTube), but after the disaster of SimCity, they scrapped it. This made the game have very little content at launch. The add-ons have also been reduced in size while keeping their high prize tag.
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