I’ve tried a lot of mobile games that seem interesting at first but become repetitive pretty quickly. This one has kept my attention because the core gameplay gives me different ways to approach a match. The controls are straightforward, so learning the basics doesn’t take long. Once you get comfortable, though, plant selection, positioning, timing, and ability combinations give you more to think about. I also like being able to switch between different types of content instead of doing exactly the same thing every time. It keeps the overall experience from feeling stale. The game works well for quick sessions, but there is enough strategy for longer play sessions too. Overall, it strikes a nice balance between accessibility, variety, and depth.

You aren’t playing against real players in “ranked matches”. There is a very annoyance aspect of this, because the computer that you are playing against is able to do things that isn’t possible.You have a set “currency” when you start a match that allows you to purchase characters. There are ways that CAN increase your currency, but only a limited amount and at a limited time.Yet the computer is able to “purchase” way more characters than what should be possible of what a human can.You start with 10 currency. Every character cost at least 3 currency. In ranked matches the enemy can have one 3 star character (already costs 24 currency just to make this one character alone and at the lowest cost character, which shouldn’t be possible), two different 2 star characters and two 1 stars by the second round.So you aren’t playing against another player and it’s based on skill. You’re literally playing against a computer that has the ability to produce WAY more characters than you just because. It’s not following the rules and limitation that the player has to follow. Why? To get you to spend real money to make your characters stronger. That’s some terrible dev tactics.

The part I enjoy most is experimenting with different setups. I don’t like using exactly the same strategy every time, so having different plants and abilities gives me plenty of room to try new ideas. Sometimes changing just one plant can make the entire lineup play differently. Finding a combination that works better than expected is especially satisfying. The mechanics are easy enough to understand, but they aren’t completely shallow. Once you learn what each plant can do, you naturally start thinking about how their abilities can work together. Matches move at a good pace, which makes testing new ideas feel effortless. If something doesn’t work, I can simply change my setup and try again.

I was enjoying this game. Pretty fun to play. But after the new update, when the season ended, you guys are matchmaking 300% power to 390% power and are obvious play to win players. It stops being fun when it’s not even a fair and even playing field. Aside from them having so much power, they have multiple power ups which are pretty obvious overpowered. I grind so hard my account since day 1 when you guys launched and got everything I can get for free so I know there is no way they can get those upgrade without paying. I support them supporting developers like you as you guys need to earn to but atleast fix the matchmaking where we are not matched with players that are impossible to win. This ruined the game for me and started playing less now. My friends who I invited to play and started playing since day 1 as well are also playing less due to this matchmaking imbalance.