The story, as far as I read it, was the kids running about town, encountering a type of zombie вЂ“ and all of the plants and zombies used are from the first game, not the second вЂ“ and then a plant showing up to kill it. ItвЂ™s up to the kids to marshal the plants in an epic showdown against the zombies. Or are they? The girlвЂ™s uncle turns out to be Crazy Dave, the guy wearing a saucepan, who has been experimenting on plants and created a ton of mutant plants, all of which are scattered about town and are taking down the zombies. A boy and a girl вЂ“ because everyone else has disappeared, maybe theyвЂ™re the zombies? I donвЂ™t know, I didnвЂ™t read far enough ahead but I doubt it вЂ“ are the last line of defence against the hilariously dressed horde. The story вЂ“ and I use the term loosely вЂ“ is about a small town suddenly being invaded by zombies. It might be because this comic is clearly aimed at younger readers, but I could not get through it despite it being a short book of not even 100 pages. The flip side is that the popularity of the game spawns further iterations of the franchise in other media, in this case a comic book version of Plants Vs Zombies written by Paul вЂњBandetteвЂќ Tobin, the go-to guy for writing kid-friendly comics. I love this gaming series, itвЂ™s so much fun.

I played the first game to death, doing the challenges long after IвЂ™d completed the game (several times) and not a day goes by since Plants Vs Zombies 2 has been released where I donвЂ™t play at least one game of it (that damn Treasure YetiвЂ™s lunchbox!). The flip side is that the popularity of the game spawns further iterations of the franchise in other media, in this c Plants Vs Zombies is one of the most addictive, entertaining games IвЂ™ve ever played. Plants Vs Zombies is one of the most addictive, entertaining games IвЂ™ve ever played.

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