EA (Electronics Art), one of the largest game developers and publishers in the world, had great success with Plants vs. Zombies which was developed by PopCap. Back in August, EA has started closed testing of the Plants vs Zombies: Battle of Neighbourville. which was originally ‘codenamed picnic’ and according to rumours it was to be Garden Warfare 3 but Electronic Arts filed a new trademark for the term “Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville”. And now, the title is now officially live on PS4, Xbox One and PC. in a regular version and a Deluxe Edition for $39.99 and $49.99 respectively. Moreover, anyone with EA Access receives an additional $5 discount on either version.
Plants vs Zombies: Battle of Neighbourville is a sequel to the very famous Plants vs Zombie game. The game allows players to play as a variety of character classes. Moreover, players can even play all alone or team up or play against a friend locally. The game also supports online play with matches with up to 24 players being supported.
Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville full version features six online multiplayer modes, including a new 4v4 “Funderdome” battle arena, and 20 customizable character classes, and three free-roam regions.