Adam Pavlacka of Worthplaying has done a review of the game and says that even though it has been called a ‘casual’ game, it is heavy on content and value for money. He starts his review of by saying “Buy it”. The game is a cute take on the zombie apocalypse that focuses on humor.

You take the part of Crazy Dave who seems to be the only human left alive, who has plants that rock in his garden. Wave after wave of zombies try to attack you, but all you have to fight them off is a handful of different plants. One weapon is the Snow Pea which fires frozen peas at the enemy. Dancing zombie starts dancing before he attacks you, while Bungee Zombie attacks from above.

The game starts off easily to get you used to the basics before things get much harder as you progress. Multiplayer fans will have to make do with playing with someone else sitting next to them as Xbox Live is not supported. Plants vs Zombies is 1,200 Microsoft points or $15 and gets a score of 9 out of 10.

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Martin Robinson of IGN UK has done a review of the highly anticipated game. He says that in this new version there are no anti-climatic theatrics that were found in the second game. Combat has been improved and perfected, and makes the game arguably the best in the series.

Jetpacks are one of the new features of the game, and are great for multiplayer as new players will be tempted to overuse them but will be easy pickings for the more experienced Halo gamer. All seven of the Amor abilities help to improve Halo’s combat in their own way.

An equally impressive new feature is the holographic decoy, which are great on the tougher levels for luring someone in before using one of the new assassination kills. Weapons have had a makeover and feel highly realistic in use.

The in-depth review goes on to state that developer Bungie has created the best Halo experience so far, with great level design and a vast multiplayer set with a 10 out of 10 score. Use the link to read the full review.

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