How to Play the Card Drawing Version of Plants vs. Zombies: An Introduction to the Gameplay

How to play the card-drawing version of Plants vs. Zombies? Talking about this derivative version, its interesting gameplay makes many people eager to experience it. Before experiencing it, they want to know in advance about the gameplay of this version. After all, as a derivative self-made version, its gameplay must have its own unique mechanisms. So, to help everyone prepare in advance, today we will bring you an introduction to the gameplay of the card-drawing version. After reading this introduction, everyone will find it easier to play.

Talking about the gameplay of this derivative version, there is a big difference compared to the original. First, the most basic operation method: in this version, you will find that there is no limit on sunlight. Except for some special levels, in most levels, sunlight is supplied infinitely. However, although the sunlight is abundant, the plants are not. Compared to the original, the game does not allow you to build a plant deck before each game, but instead, gives cards randomly.

This means that the plant cards obtained in each game are random, and the plants obtained in each game are different. Moreover, the plants are refreshed, only after using several plants will new plant cards be refreshed. This way, although the sunlight is unlimited, due to the limitation of plants, there are still great restrictions when using them. This is where the game differs from the original in terms of operation and mechanism.

In addition to these differences, the plants in the game are also completely different from those in the original. The plants in this game have been greatly modified, with not only new plants but also old plants being reworked. After modification, the old plants gained new abilities. This means that when playing this game, you will face unfamiliar plants and cannot use them as you did in the original. Instead, you need to re-understand the abilities and positioning of these plants before using them, or you may lose a game due to changes in certain plants.

Not only the plants have been changed, but our "old opponents," the zombies, have also undergone some modifications. These changes are similar to those of the plants. In the game, zombies have many new qualities, and many old zombies have been reworked, with their abilities changed. After the changes, many zombies have multiple abilities.

With these multiple abilities, the strength of the zombies is more than just a little bit stronger than in the original. It can be said that these enemy changes have significantly increased the overall difficulty. In this mode with random plants, these multi-ability zombies will cause players a lot of headaches, which the original could not provide. Fortunately, the game map has not changed, using the familiar maps of players, still consisting of the front yard, back yard, and roof. Therefore, during subsequent gameplay, you will not get stuck because of unfamiliarity with the map and unclear placement of plants. In this regard, the unchanged map in this version is relatively friendly to players.

After understanding the plants, zombies, and maps, let's take a look at the other modes in the game. These modes have also been modified compared to the original. After the modification, only the endless mode remains. In this mode, the gameplay is exactly the same as the original, with infinite sunlight and plants. You need to use these plants to fight zombies in a fixed scene. Here, the zombies will refresh continuously, and what you need to do is survive as long as possible under the siege of these enemies.

As time goes on, you will earn corresponding points, which will be calculated when the endless mode ends, i.e., when the player is defeated. After calculation, diamonds will be given to the player, which can be used to purchase some special items in the store. These items will help with the main story levels, which is the same as in the original. It can be said that the endless mode is also a mode serving the main story. If you want to progress through the main story comfortably, you need to play the endless mode.

The above is a detailed introduction on how to play the card-drawing version of Plants vs. Zombies. I believe that after reading this, everyone should understand the main gameplay mechanics of this derivative version. After understanding the above content and doing some preparation, you can go into the game and experience it yourself.