Plants vs Zombies Micro-Review: The Seeds Of Success  While
tower defence games have seemingly been done to death, there's
still room for innovation in the genre. Like the kind that
PopCap Games' Plants vs Zombies provides.  Plants vs Zombies is
to tower defence what Nintendo's Advance Wars is to turn-based
strategy: a game stripped of everything but the raw tactical
essentials, then pumped so full of charm and neat little touches
that hours, days, even weeks of your life may just be lost to
it.  Simple Works Best – Plants vs Zombies appears simple, even
simpler than many other tower defence games. You lay plants out
across a small grid to stop the advancing zombies. Who,
generally, only come at you from the one direction. But the
map's basic layout belies the game's deeper complexity, with the
number of enemies you face and ridiculous number of plants at
your disposal making every level a deeply strategic affair.
Play It Again, Zombie – The game has a "campaign", where you
move around the outside of your ho