Motion Controls & Touch Menus - Use motion controls for aiming, with a full range of settings to customize to your preference. Play with Your Favorite People -Party with up to three friends and goof around in Giddy Park or dive online into some 8v8 multiplayer in Turf Takeover, vanquishing opponents across a gigantic suburban skirmish. Customize Every Character for Battle - Earn in-game coins only through play, and spend them at the Rux store to unlock cool customization items, characters and perks. Venture to the Outer Edges of Neighborville Offline - Discover Giddy Park, PvE free-roam regions and Private Play modes all without an internet connection. Take your system anywhere, and prepare to kick some grass offline and online in a plant-on-zombie conflict that will take you to the outer edges of Neighborville and back again! Party with up to three friends and goof around in Giddy Park or dive into some 8v8 multiplayer in Turf Takeover, vanquishing opponents, blasting gnome bombs, bouncing on pink ooze – it’s the most fun you’ll have since sliced bread.
We’ll keep our eyes out for more details, but for now, we’ll just wish good luck to those attempting to get into the pre-alpha test.Now on Nintendo Switch, tackle hilarious missions and defeat epic bosses in the Weirding Woods, Mount Steep, and Neighborville Town Center to collect medals and unlock outrageous outfits.
Zombies 2 was offered a free-to-play title wound up being quite controversial, so here’s hoping that this next game in the series isn’t quite so heavy handed with the microtransactions. Indeed, in the screenshots published to that Google Play page, you can see that the top of the play screen is lined with various currencies, which certainly suggests microtransactions. In an FAQ about the pre-alpha, Electronic Arts says that there won’t be microtransactions during this test, which suggests that once the game is live, there will be. Zombies 3 doesn’t have a set release date yet, and the game will be free-to-play just like Plants vs. In other words, don’t go into this test expecting to play a near-final product, because you’re not going to get it. PopCap says that it will begin opening up more spots as time goes on, and instructs interested players to keep checking that Google Store page if they want in.Īt the moment, it sounds like there isn’t very much to see in the pre-alpha, as Electronic Arts says that what you’ll see there is not representative of the final product and that PopCap is only looking for feedback on the combat features for now.
You can download the pre-alpha from the Google Play Store (it isn’t available on iOS), but space is limited to start. That’s because EA and PopCap are running a playable pre-alpha test for Plants vs.
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