Long ago, a tower defense game called Plants vs. Zombies took the world by storm. It was super good, we miss it, and shame on Popcap and EA for not making more mainline PvZ games. Luckily, Prikol Team and ESDigital Games are ready to fill that need with their new Steam release of Cats on Duty. This game has a serious PvZ vibe plus plenty of fresh ideas of its own. It's out now on Steam, and console versions are coming later this year.

The eternal rivalry between plants and zombies will be thriving in the Nintendo ecosystem later this year.  As much as the hatred between these two has burned over the years, it's worked out quite well for them from a business standpoint.  Maybe this "conflict" is more nefarious than we thought.  Or maybe not.

After six weeks in Early Access, Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville is now available on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The title follows in the footsteps of the Garden Warfare games, but is now a "live" game, meaning that there will be frequent content updates, weekly/daily challenges, and more (many of which were already in Garden Warfare, they're just codified now). At launch, the title supports PvE co-op in two modes: "Free-Roam Regions," and the wave-based survival mode, "Garden/Graveyard Ops."

If none of the new releases are tickling your fancy these days, perhaps a dip into the past is in order. PopCap's Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 is available to all Xbox Live Gold members (i.e., it is "free" with an active subscription, which isn't free) until April 15.

The latest Deals With Gold have been revealed, and there are a number of co-op titles you can pick up at nice discount. Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2, Demon's Crystals, Grand Theft Auto V, and Forza Horizon 3 are just a few of the games you can snag.

As we approach another weekend, you may be thinking to yourself, "what will I play?" If you own an Xbox One, then the answer to that question could be any number of things with this week's Deal with Gold that includes new titles like Destiny and PvZ: Garden Warfare 2 as well as number of backwards compatible titles like Borderlands 2 and Castle Crashers.

As 2016 (thankfully) comes to a close, many titles will be getting into the holiday spirit with specially themed content. Plants Vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 is no exception. Two new legendary characters and 1 "festive" customization pack have been added to the tile for a nominal fee.

Is there anything more relaxing than gardening?  In my experience,  nurturing a fully-fledged plot of crops is one of the most therapeutic journeys one can embark on.  The problem, of course, is that it's so expensive!  First off, you've gotta pay some folks to "till the land".  Then, you have to keep them on payroll to "water the plants" and "pull the weeds", and when you think it's all over, you have to hand over another fat stack of cash just so those same people can "harvest everything"!  I mean, come on, the millions of dollars from my father's inheritance aren't infinite!

The next round of content for Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 (titled "Trouble in Zombopolis: Part One") will arrive sometime this summer. Along with a whole litany of bug fixes and character tunings, this free update will add two new characters, a new map, and a new mini-boss battle for that area.

Haven't gotten around to indulging in Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 yet? EA is giving you a pretty good excuse to set aside a couple of afternoons. From now until May 10, Xbox One, PS4 and PC owners can grab a beefy ten hour free trial, plenty of time to indulge in some superb co-op action!

Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 is a refined execution of its predecessor. The same multiplayer and co-op modes have returned (with a few welcome additions), the roster of characters for both sides have expanded (as well as the customization options), and the main menu has been replaced with an interactive “Backyard Battleground” ar...

The eternal struggle betwixt Plants and Zombies continues with Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2. Unlike it's predecessor, which only had the Garden Ops co-op mode, Garden Warfare 2 offers a variety of ways for you to play with friends. So here are a few answers to all those frequent questions you're asking.