Electronic Arts officially announced Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare as a new third-person shooter spin-off of the Plants vs. Zombies franchise.
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare was released for Xbox One and Xbox 360, marking the franchise's debut in the shooter genre.
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare was released on Microsoft Windows, expanding the game's platform availability.
The first downloadable content pack, Garden Variety, was released adding new characters, maps, and game modes to Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare.
The Zomboss Down DLC brought new maps, characters, and features to the game, expanding gameplay options.
Plants and Zombies first clash in a suburban backyard, marking the beginning of their ongoing turf war.
Zombies establish Z-Tech Corp to mass-produce technological weapons to fight the plants.
In response to growing zombie threats, plants develop the Citron mech suit to enhance their combat capabilities.
Both forces engage in a large-scale battle over control of the neighborhood, resulting in heavy casualties on both sides.
Zombies initiate covert operations from the graveyard to infiltrate the plant defenses.
Plants send out specialized Rose units trained for precision attacks against zombies.
Super Brainz, a powerful zombie hero, rises and becomes a key figure in zombie operations.
An upgraded Peashooter class is deployed to combat the intensifying zombie threat.
An intense fight occurs in the city's rooftops where zombies try to breach the plants' stronghold.
Zombies unveil the Z-Mech, a powerful robotic suit enhancing their combat strength.
Plants successfully seize control of the zombie science lab, disrupting their weapon production.
The ultimate battle to control the neighborhood between plants and zombies, determining the fate of their world.