Random Battle, true to its name, gives both sides five randomly selected plants or zombies, with the first slot for both remaining as Sunflower and Zombie Gravestone. Some plants and zombies will cost different from other levels and I, Zombie. Both must choose five of the six slots (the first slot is always the sun/brain producer). Before the game begins, each player chooses one plant or zombie at a time, alternating between the plants and zombies. The zombies will always have Zombie Gravestone, Zombie, Trash Can Zombie, Conehead Zombie, Football Zombie, and Flag Zombie.Ĭustom Battle lets each side choose what plants or zombies they want. The plants will always have Sunflower, Peashooter, Potato Mine, Wall-nut, Jalapeno, and Squash. Quick Play's gimmick is that both sides use predetermined units. Once both sides have chosen, three modes are available, Quick Play, Custom Battle, and Random Battle. The picture of each side will then change to hold the Xbox 360/PS3 controller (or a DSi) in some way (The Sunflower will grab it with its leaves in a casual stance while the Zombie will try to eat it). The menu lets you choose either the plants or the zombies. Sun will fall on any of the plant's six columns like any other mode, and brains will fall on any of the zombies' three at the same rate. The plants control six of the nine columns, while the zombies will only control three. Both sides will have one producer (the plants will have a Sunflower, and zombies will have Zombie Gravestone) and five plants or zombies. On the plants' side, the player must gather sun to plant plants and kill the zombies, while the zombies must build up brains to raise zombies to invade the house. The gameplay is much like any other mode.
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