It is best to upgrade the Puff-shrooms to Fume-shrooms and Peashooters to Repeaters before you upgrade the Wall-nuts to Tall-nuts because Wall-nuts and Tall-nuts can drop anywhere and never always right in the leftmost column (not the column the Zombies come from). Note that, like Beghouled, there are no Lawn Mowers or Garden Rakes, so if a single zombie gets past the player's defenses, they will lose. The player should try to match Puff-shrooms/Fume-shrooms, Wall-nuts/Tall-nuts, and Magnet-shrooms at the back, as they will otherwise be of no use whatsoever. Making matches will sometimes trigger a chain reaction, where the plants that slide down end up forming matches by themselves which is an advantage to getting more sun. The player will get a certain amount of sun depending on how many plants were in the pair three yields 25 sun and four yields 50 sun. The plants will then disappear, and more will slide down to take their place. Matches can be made by twisting and rotating four adjacent plants indicated by a circle with arrows to create groups of three or more of the same plant next to each other.

Like Beghouled, the game starts with plants already covering the entire lawn, which cannot be dug up since there is no Shovel and it is Night, but there are no graves.Īlso, the player starts out with basic plants, but can purchase Repeaters, Tall-nuts, and Fume-shrooms to replace/upgrade the Peashooters, Wall-nuts, and Puff-shrooms, respectively. This mechanic can be struggling with beginners. The mechanics of the game are very similar to Beghouled, except that the player will need to twist or rotate their plants, instead of switching them. IPhone, iPod Touch, and Android icon Strategies

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