Plants vs. Zombies 2 is going to the Lost City in its latest update, bringing new levels, zombies, and plants.
Plants vs. Zombies 2 has grabbed the first part of a two-part update, titled "New World: Lost City." The update takes players on a jungle journey to the Lost City, bringing new zombies, levels, and tropical plant characters along for the ride. Here's the full breakdown of what The Lost City update offers up:
- 16 New Golden and Molten Levels
- 10 New Zombies including specials: Zombug, Excavator, Zombie Jane and Lost Pilot
- 4 New Plants: A.K.E.E., Red Stinger, Endurian and Premium Plant Lava Guava
- Gold Tile Sun Mechanic: Get Sun the first time you plant on a Golden Tile and continue to collect as long as the plant remains on the tile - speeding up the sun economy for faster planting in the level
Between the combination of the new plants, zombies, and sun tiles, it looks like this update brings some interesting new takes on the classic Plants vs. Zombies formula. If you want to snag the update, you can grab it from the store link below.
- Free (In-app purchases) - Download Now
Reader comments
Plants vs. Zombies 2 ventures to the Lost City in latest update
Instead of adding new levels, it would be nice if they fixed the bug on the iPad Air 2 that zooms in on the game a little stopping you from playing it properly. It's been a bug since the air 2 was released.
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I enjoyed the first a lot. The second one was not for me. Too focused on IAP, at least it was at launch.
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I agree! If a game has too many IAPs, I'm going to delete it. I'd rather spend a few bucks on a quality game when I purchase it, rather than having to deal with IAPs.
Some levels in the second one seemed like they needed IAP to get pass them or you had to grind like crazy to save up for the power ups.
I would love to keep playing but my game was erased and now I would have to start all over.
Great game - shame the developers killed the franchise by having in app purchases.
Plants vs Zombies 1 was brilliant because it was one price and no in app purchases. In pvz2 you literally can't complete levels without buying certain plants.
I played pvz 2 for about a week and then deleted the game as everything was about spending money to progress.
A typical case of the developers getting greedy - this kills customer loyalty.