It’s a fun game for the family. My daughter and I have been playing it.

On the game it very fun to play my son got it for his b day I play with him when I get the chance

a fun game to play with the kids. family friendly fun and easy to play/win.

Plants vs zombies always coming out with something new, battle for neighborville is a great next step in the gaming series

This is such a frustrating review because I feel the game shouldn’t have the issues it does. I feel the game should get 5 stars, but the frame rate and resolution issues are something to be aware of. I’m a massive PvZ fan and I’ve played countless hours of Garden Warfare 1 & 2 on both PC and PS4. I recently bought this for PS4 and as expected it’s perfectly fluid, smooth, looks great and runs at 60 FPS. Unfortunately this is not the case for the Switch version. At only 30 FPS in both docked and handheld modes the game feels sluggish and due to the lower resolution it’s very noticeable how blurry/fuzzy things look compared to PS4/PC, especially on the TV. And I get it, the Switch is not as powerful and I shouldn’t expect it to run as good, but I feel that’s a major flaw. The Borderlands and Bioshock games I expected to run at 30 FPS because they’re PS3/360 ports and those ran at 30 FPS, but this game isn’t, so once again the Switch is the weakest link of the group. That being said, if you can look past that and you have no other way of playing this game, then it’s still a great amount of fun and I’m thrilled to see the series FINALLY make it to Switch. All the content is there but I have no idea what makes this a complete addition or whatever since you still have to unlock characters and content. I see no difference between this and the PS4 standard version I have in that regard. My son had pointed out a lot of minor differences such as there not being as many pots to plant in at certain locations, but things like that I assume are because of the Switch’s limitations. My 5yo son absolutely loves the PvZ series and didn’t care about the issues I pointed out, but as an adult they’re big issues for me. I’d recommend this for kids who aren’t going to notice the flaws and for anyone who wants to play this on the go because it’s a really fun game. If you play primarily at home and care about performance and a smooth 60 FPS experience, then get it on another system.