PvZ3 State of the Lawn - Content Update 1.2 (CU1.2)
Hey Sunflower stans! 🌻💛 Plants vs. Zombies 3: Evolved just got its first Title Update (0.5) recently and also rolled out to three new regions - United Kingdom, Malaysia and Singapore! And since we’ve got a lot of new lawn defenders from those regions, this minor content update brings back the Dangerine Plant Pass and Lawn Patrol levels along with a couple of bug fixes. What’s Sprouting in CU1.2? Dangerine Plant Pass! 🍊 The Dangerine Plant Pass features a plant that’s new to the Plants vs. Zombies universe - Dangerine! This acid spitting, zombie burning menace is created by merging a Puff-shroom with a Gremonade. You can unlock those plants in this Plant Pass along with Lime-bomb and everyone’s favorite, Sun-shroom. The Dangerine Plant Pass goes live on June 10th. For existing players, if you’ve already unlocked Dangerine and its associated rewards, you will still be able to play through this Plant Pass and earn alternative rewards. Fixes 🛠️ Fix: Volleyball Zombie had a one-frame eating animation glitch and mismatched walking speed Fix: Block o’ Cheese now deals explosion damage on destruction Fix: Level Display in Inbox of "New plant sprouted" now displays the correct image Update: Community - Autokick default duration has been changed from 14 days to 7 days Fix: Zen Garden - Increased touch box sizes for callouts, pots, and plants Fix: Zen Garden couldn’t be interacted with when Dave's TV was placed as a decoration beside the Zen Garden Fix: Three-nut linear projectile now deals damage to obstacles like Gravestone and cheese We know Dr.Z won’t be resting easy and is up to something, which is why we’re still hard at work and aim to bring you our next major update - Title Update 1.0 soon. We’re listening to the feedback you have been sharing, and if you have specific feedback for TU0.5, please let us know on this forum thread. For players outside of our current Early Access regions (Ireland, Philippines, United Kingdom, Malaysia, and Singapore), we will continue to bring new regions online throughout the coming months, so stay tuned for wider availability as we continue through the development process. If you’re playing in Early Access and you encounter any bugs, please let us know on the forums. Stay tuned to our channels for more on upcoming content updates and gameplay updates. See you on the lawn! 🌱
Fallo de cartas
Hola. Hoy en una partida de PVZ Héroes me di de cuenta que al usar la carta "frijol de Jalea" que su habilidad es al ser plantada sobre un frijol, hace rebotar una carta y recibe 1+1 cuando algo es rebotado. Pues al usar la carta "Pulpozombie" está después de destruida es rebotada a la mano, por tanto mi plata "Frijol de Jalea" debería ganar su 1+1. Pero no es así. Esperando de su despacho que ustedes dignamente representan una pronta actualización para corregir estos fallos. También me he dado de cuenta que al usar "zombiestein Brujo" sobre el Zombie " Orca", su habilidad de transformar a otro zombie en un zombie aleatorio que cueste 1+. Esa habilidad no se ejecuta. Corregir esos errores. Gracias.PvZ3 State of the Lawn - Title Update 0.5 (TU0.5)
Hey, Sun Harvesters! ☀️🌻 Today’s Plants vs. Zombies 3: Evolved update is a big one, with a full gameplay re-tuning based on your feedback. Thanks to everyone in our community, both those playing in our Early Access regions, and players following along, for sharing your thoughts to help us adapt the game. This update aims to make battles more strategic, plant tiers more meaningful, and progression less grindy than Dave making his 5th cup of coffee before breakfast. We’re Not Supposed to Touch Dave’s Grinder. Or Any Power Tools Really. ⚙️ The biggest change in this update is a full gameplay rebalance. Damage type effectiveness is increasing from 2x to 3x, which means that choosing the right plant to counter specific zombie threats will be more effective than it used to be. We’ve also rebuilt zombie spawning to better support featured zombies, higher-tier plants, and generally create more instances where you can come up with a satisfying plant-shaped plan to ruin their afternoon. Plant progression is getting a major overhaul too. Tier 2 and 3 plants are now much stronger, while we’re lowering the max plant level from 20 to 10 so that focusing on merging and higher-tier plants feels more rewarding than endlessly leveling your Tier 1 Peashooter until it achieves enlightenment. The cost to acquire plants is coming down, rewards are being restructured, and there will be more incentive for you to give your plants the ultimate merging glow up. The zombies are taking this pretty hard, to be honest. We’re not sorry. Leveling up now also unlocks unique portraits for each plant at level 3 and 8. And you should probably get started on getting them all because who knows… there might be something in the future for all you collectors 👀! For players in our Early Access regions, your existing plant-level investments will be automatically reset and fully refunded to you. And as part of our economy changes and rebalances, we have decided to remove XP. All your XP will convert to Coins at a ratio of 1:1. Along with Coins, Meteorite Shards are going to be your main way to level up your plants. To support this change, we’ve increased the number of Shards you can earn during each Plant Pass i.e. within 2 weeks. With these changes, we want to simplify currencies, improve reward clarity, and increase the value of progression, especially for higher-tier plants. So this might be the perfect time to invest in those Tier 3 plants and watch them give the zombies nightmares. We have yet to verify if zombies actually dream. Another one of our goals with this update is to give biomes a stronger identity, similar to how nighttime, fog, pools, and rooftops changed the puzzle in the original Plants vs. Zombies. Different biomes now create different gameplay challenges, encouraging players to adapt their team and experiment with new strategies: Ice Plants are significantly stronger in Volcano Electric Plants are significantly stronger in Campground Mushroom Plants are stronger in Sewers, but expire in the light Only Aquatic Plants like Tangle Kelp are placeable in water in Campground As with many things in Early Access, we expect we will tune these changes as you spend time with them and share your thoughts. Thanks in advance for sharing your constructive feedback with us! We Trimmed the Weeds in the Garden ✂️ Crazy Dave did not say that we have to stay away from all sharp objects. HA! So we’re taking this opportunity to sharpen up Adventure Mode. We kicked out a bunch of same-y levels and reduced the total count from 150 to 75. You will be migrated to an appropriate level based on your progression. This way, you don’t have to worry about repeating the same content because of the reduced level count. Pacing is faster, cutscenes come up more frequently to make it easier to keep up with the story, key zombie mechanics are introduced earlier, and rewards are improved. Expeditions and Lawn Patrol are getting similar tweaks, with faster access to interesting battles and simpler, clearer rewards. Board mechanics are also being adjusted with more intentional pacing. Water, Saganaki Blasts, and Light/Dark tiles will now roll out gradually across their biomes, giving players time to learn before Neighborville starts politely throwing more problems at them. Finally, this update includes a wide plant and zombie rebalance, along with fixes for scoring, Zen Garden issues, profile navigation, and several unit interactions. Wall-nut and its merges can now block Bowling Zombie attacks, Chicken Wrangler and Pigeon Feeder have clearer lane-based counters, and Potato Mine-style traps can now hit all valid zombies in range. Land plants can no longer be planted directly in water. Several Wall-nuts attempted to argue this point and have since stopped floating. Grim! Neighborville Welcomes New Regions 👋 We’re excited to continue the rollout of Early Access into 3 new regions starting tomorrow, May 28th, 2026 - United Kingdom, Singapore, & Malaysia. Please be sure to join us in welcoming them to Neighborville! To that end, since we’ll have a large influx of new players as well as extensive gameplay changes, we’re bringing back the original Plant Pass lineup for this next 2 weeks, with the Dangerine Plant Pass to follow right afterwards. If you missed these plants the first time, it’s a great opportunity to hop in and grab them! If you managed to grab the plants already, in-game currency will be rewarded instead. We hope this update makes the lawn even more dangerous for anyone shambling across it with bad intentions and even worse posture. TU0.5 Full Change Log Core Gameplay & Balance Damage type effectiveness increased from 2x→3x Zombie spawning improved Zombie stats re-tuned to match new plant power Fixed scoring issues for zombies spawning at the back of the board Changed Mo to not award points for zombies defeated Plants & Progression T2 plant strength increased by 150%; T3 increased by ~240% Level growth reduced from 20% → 15% to support tier/level overlap Max plant level reduced from 20 → 10 Perks moved from levels 5 & 15 → 5 & 10 Common portraits now unlock at level 3 Uncommon portraits now unlock at level 8 Plant Economy Plant acquisition costs significantly reduced Resource distribution updated: Shards: Levels 2–4 Chunks: Levels 6–9 Plant/Wild Seeds: Unlock, Level 5, Level 10 Higher-tier plants now offer better value per investment Adventure Mode Total levels reduced from 150 → 75 Biome sections reduced from 20 → 10 levels Cutscenes now unlock every 5 levels (previously 10 levels) Removed redundant/filler levels Increased Coin rewards for 1- and 3-star clears (now repeatable) Added 5 Plant Seeds for first-time 2-Star clears Added 5 Wild Seeds for first-time 3-Star clears Removed XP rewards Replaced some seed rewards with T1 plant grants at key levels Expeditions & Lawn Patrol Expedition ramp-up reduced by 75% Early, low-engagement battles removed Faster access to new zombies via Lawn Patrol Lawn Patrol Removed XP and Chunks Increased Shards Reduced Coins Improved Easy/Medium rewards Expeditions Removed XP and Chunks Increased Coins (adjusted for fewer levels) Rewards simplified: 1★ / 2★: Coins 3★: Gems Plant & Zombie Interactions Wall-nut and its merges now block Bowling Zombie attacks Chicken Wrangler spawns more chickens in a single lane Pigeon Feeder spawns more pigeons in a single lane Potato Mine (single-use traps) now target infinite zombies within their target range. Board Mechanics & Biomes Board mechanics have been reintroduced and tuned to better support gameplay learning and engagement: Camp (Water) Water tiles introduced gradually over 5 battles Land plants can no longer be placed in water Volcano (Saganaki Blasts) Meteor frequency ramps up over 5 battles Sewers (Light/Dark Tiles) Mechanic introduced gradually over 5 battles Modes & Systems Daily Meter Increased Seeds and Shards Added Chunks Neighborville Watch Increased Wild Seeds, Shards, Chunks, and Coins Plant Passes Free Plant Pass Removed XP Increased Coins & Shards Added Chunks Paid Plant Pass Removed XP Increased Coins, Wild Seeds, Shards, Chunks Decreased Gems Notable additional fixes Back biter zombies scoring is inverted so that vanquishing them more quickly gives a better score Merging two Mega-sunshrooms in the zen garden no longer causes an error The “take me there” buttons on locked portraits in the profile link to the labeled screen Fixed an issue where watching an ad in the Zen Garden could remove all hearts Removed Gnomes All Rebalanced Units Plants: Zombies: Even though this is Title Update 0.5, it’s technically our first major update for Plants vs. Zombies 3: Evolved. 🥳There’s a lot of changes as part of this update so we can't wait for you to jump in and to hear all your thoughts and feedback as we continue working on polishing the experience throughout Early Access and beyond. For players outside of our current Early Access regions (Ireland, Philippines, United Kingdom, Singapore, and Malaysia), we will continue to bring new regions online throughout the coming months, so stay tuned for wider availability as we continue through the development process. If you’re playing in Early Access and you encounter any bugs, please let us know on the forums. And as always, stay tuned to our channels for more on upcoming content updates and gameplay updates. See you on the lawn! 🌱
PvZ3 State of the Lawn - Content Update 1 (CU1)
Hey Zombie Zappers! 🧟⚡ Plants vs. Zombies 3: Evolved sprouted into Early Access a little over a month ago, and today we have a fresh update storming in with new content. And, thanks to your feedback, we have lots of gameplay tweaks creeping toward the lawn later this month. What’s Sprouting in CU1? New Plants Unleashed! ⚡ The hero of our new Plant Pass is Zapture, a dramatic, volatile, and gleefully dangerous Tier 3 plant. As an amphibious plant, Zapture flexes its power on land but excels on water, jolting through multiple opponents with bolts of electricity like a hot fork through butter. It would have been a knife through butter, but all of Dave’s knives are in the dishwasher. Zapture is created by merging Tier 2 Lightning Reed and our other new plant, Tier 2 Prick-erel Weed. Prick-erel Weed is another amphibious plant created by merging Tangle Kelp and Spikeweed. While it deals more damage in water, it’s a powerful groundcover plant that deals more damage to more zombies in a 3x3 space around itself. It’s a great reminder to always wear your cowboy boots when you go swimming. New Zombie Trouble! 📺 Two new undead baddies will be shambling your way in this update - the mischievous Z-Scout Campers, and a new Zombomination, Buzz Box. Z-Scout Campers are mischievous imps who quickly befriended one another, caused mayhem, and now are set to form a conga line of destruction directly aimed at you. They’re perpetually playing a game of Follow the Leader, but are easily distractible, so they are not sure who the leader is at any given time! The survival courses they took happened to not cover what to do in case of chain lightning attack, so, you know what to do. Facing a staggering drop in productivity, Dr. Zomboss confiscated the zombies’ TV and fused it with a Beekeeper Zombie, creating the Buzz Box. Buzz Box is a large, threatening piece of technology that will take its bad attitude out on you with swarms of angry bees. This insectoid intruder stalks the air, hypnotizing its victims with must-flee TV before closing-in for the final cut. Between attacks, Buzz-Box airs original programming from the ZTV Network like "Everybody Loves Brainz" and "Who's the Zomboss?" Its flying mechanical minions, the ZomBees, swarm protectively around their commander, making getting close a painful proposition! New Content 🎉 Adventure 2: Issue 3, with 50 new adventure levels. 20 Lawn Patrol levels featuring the notorious mischief makers, Z-Scout Campers. 5 additional Expedition levels set in the camp biome. Fixes 🛠️ Fix: Umbrella Leaf now properly protects ground plants from overhead attacks. Fix: Screen Door Zombie and Umbrella / Parasol Zombie sound effects no longer play at deafening levels. Fix: Pigeon Feeder Zombie no longer looks stretched in the Almanac. Fix: Updated Sling Pea almanac entry to correctly state that it hits 3 zombies. Fix: Updated Tangle Kelp description Removed: trading for Cosmic Dust Incoming Gameplay Changes - What’s that About?? 👀 Since Early Access, we’ve been devouring feedback like a swarm of hyper-caffeinated zombies, and while our first minor update is live right now with CU1, our upcoming major update Title Update 0.5 (TU0.5) will make its way to the lawn later this month! Here’s what’s mutating behind the scenes: Plant Power Rewired 🌱⚡ You told us Tier 3 should crush Tier 2, and Tier 2 should outclass Tier 1. We agree! Repeaters were tired of being shown up by a couple of Peashooters, and through a healthy montage of fertilizer and water, they (and all the other Tier 2 and Tier 3 plants) amped up their power! When the update lands, your existing plants will be migrated into this new power structure. Adventure Mode Overhaul 🧠 We’ve revisited adventure levels, adjusting their quantity, pacing, and difficulty to create a more strategic, less predictable experience. Your existing progress will be migrated into the revamped system when the update rolls out. Seed Grind Tamed 🌼 We heard that the grind for seeds was brutal. So we’ve restructured how seeds are earned, letting you unlock more plants earlier and spend less time stuck in the weeds. This is the first set of major changes we’re making to the gameplay. We’re also keeping a close eye on the sun economy, tracking how these updates affect the balance once they hit the lawn. In the meantime, dive into CU1 starting today and thanks so much for your feedback, both positive and constructive! For players outside of our current Early Access regions (Ireland and Philippines), we will be bringing new regions online soon and throughout the coming months, so stay tuned for wider availability as we continue through the development process. If you’re playing in Early Access and you encounter any bugs, please let us know on the forums. Stay tuned to our channels for more on upcoming content updates and gameplay updates. See you on the lawn!
Service Update: Garden Warfare on PS3
Since its launch, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare has brought the Backyard Battleground to life for millions of players. From epic Garden Ops sessions to all-out multiplayer mayhem between Plants and Zombies, this community helped grow something special. Today, we have an important update to share. As we continue updating our online services, we’ve reached a point where the PlayStation 3 version can no longer support the changes we need to make. Because of this, online services for Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare on PlayStation 3 will sunset and be permanently discontinued on April 28, 2026. PS3 was home to many of the earliest backyard battles, and we’re incredibly grateful to the players who’ve been with us since the beginning. The good news is that Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare (and Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2) remain fully playable on PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 (GW), Xbox One, and PC, and are not affected. Players on those platforms can continue the fight between Plants and Zombies without interruption. To our Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare players who have supported us since the early days on PS3, thank you for your longstanding support. Your battles, strategies, and backyard moments mean everything to us. FAQ Section : Which platforms are affected? PlayStation 3 only. Will PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC be affected? No. The game will continue to be playable on those platforms. When will the change happen? April 28, 2026. Will players be able to transfer progress to the corresponding Gen 4 platform? (ex PS3 to PS4) No. Will players be able to play offline once the game is sunset? No. Will entitlement be migrated to not-sunset platform? No.PvZ 3 Evolved soft launch a Polska
Czy na stan obecny (22.04.2026) istnieje jakakolwiek możliwość bezproblemowej gry w wersję gry przed premierą? Jedyne co po polsku widziałem to pomoc z gry z wersji testowej a nie soft launch https://help.ea.com/pl/games/plants-vs-zombies/plants-vs-zombies-3/ Bardzo chciałbym już zagrać ale po kliknięciu w link na stronach wyszukiwarek ale zawsze jest informacja o braku dostępu do aplikacji w twoim kraju. Czy są jakieś nowe informacje o premierze gry albo o dodaniu Polski do krajów z dostępem do wczesnego dostępu? Mogę zmienić region sklepu ale to może być niezgodne z zasadami sklepów oraz usług EA a nie chcę tego robić. Mam nadzieję że ta wersja gry już wyjdzie na cały świat a nie jak to było z poprzednimi wizjami na grę, że grę trzeba było zamknąć i na stronie z wyłączeniem usług była informacja o wyłączeniu gry.Pvz3 solução da falta planejamento nas fases
Olá, eu queria saber se teria como implantar um sistema de "punição" na pontuação do jogador nas fases pra que o jogo torne mais competitivo! No caso, vocês poderiam fazer com que fosse impossível pegar 1 estrela sequer numa fase em que que todas as plantas selecionadas tivessem nível 15 com a fase de zombies no nível 5! Além de recompensar melhor quem conseguir pegar 3 estrelas nas fases, e ainda mais quem conseguisse pontuação perfeita (já que isso seria realmente seria desafiador nesse caso) isso tornaria o jogo mais competitivo, e não ser esses jogos que é só evoluir suas plantas que tu já passa de boa o nível e com 3 estrelas ainda por cima! Nesse caso aqui vocês teriam apenas mudar a mecânica de pontuação das fases de maneira que fique proporcional ao que eu apontei aqui, e claro, melhorar as recompensas em abordadas para que seja mais compensatório o planejamento estratégico exigido nesse caso. Pos é isso, espero que vejam e me respondam o que acharam, e se seria possível implementar pelo menos algo parecido, thau🇧🇷.
