Michael McNutt

Today we take a look at the final release of Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville. As you might expect, not much has been added. We do get a couple of gifts though, and we work our way down the Lawn of Doom Prize Map.

Then we each take a turn playing the game. Lias and Conner take turns playing Rando Ops the weekly event to try to get some extra challenges done. Then I take another look at the Arena since it didn’t work when we first tried the mode as part of the Founders Edition. Check it out!

Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville is developed at PopCap Games and published by Electronic Arts. The game is currently available for the Xbox One, PS4, and PC via Origin.

SkylanderNutts Presents Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville (Official Release)

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Here we are with the last Founders Edition update for Plants vs Zombies Battle for Neighborville. Next week the full game will be released and we will take one last look to see what has changed.

This week though, the update is very thin. Basically, we just have a new weekly event called Space Nuts. It pits the Space Cadets vs the Acorns in a game of Suburbination. However, since our last video, we learned more about how we track our daily and weekly challenges for gaining levels for the Lawn of Doom event so we also take a look at that.

Lias and Conner take turns playing some multiplayer and this time we see some different results than we are used to. Check it out!

Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville is developed at PopCap Games and published by Electronic Arts. The game is currently available for the Xbox One, PS4, and PC via Origin.

SkylanderNutts Presents Plants vs Zombies Battle for Neighborville (Founders Week 6)

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This week’s update to Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighorville, was a little it more of a surprise since the game’s “Road Map” didn’t call out anything specifically for this week. It did add a second single-player area for the zombies as well as a new weekly game mode variation. But it looks like the main update was a new season-long XP challenge where you can earn special cosmetic rewards for gaining levels in the time frame. It’s very much like a typical “season pass” that you would buy in other games, but here there is no cost. I think there are also supposed to be daily challenges, but I don’t think we found where those were, or maybe they will be coming soon. Check it out as we all three explore this new update.

Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville is developed at PopCap Games and published by Electronic Arts. The game is currently available for the Xbox One, PS4, and PC via Origin.

SkylanderNutts Presents Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville (Founders Week 5)

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We’re back to take a look at week 4 of the Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville Founders Edition. This week we get another new single-player area for the plants called Mount Steep. It’s another entire set of missions and gear to unlock.

There is also a timed event called “The Reinforcements”. From what we can tell it’s just Team Vanquish on various maps but you are only allowed to use the new plants. It’s an ok event, but it doesn’t seem like there is any reward for playing it, nor is there any specific “special” goal. It’s just a variation of a mode we’ve already played that will only be around for a week.

Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville is developed at PopCap Games and published by Electronic Arts. The game is currently available for the Xbox One, PS4, and PC via Origin.

SkylanderNutts Presents Plants vs Zombies Battle for Neighborville (Founders Week 4)

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