About Flowers vs Zombies

‌Flowers vs Zombies‌ is a strategic plant-placement game where players defend against zombie attacks by placing flowers that automatically shoot bullets. Two flowers can be merged into a more advanced one, with higher-tier flowers having greater attack power. Killing zombies earns points, and the higher the score, the better the ranking.

How to play

Drag basic flowers onto the garden grid to place them in lanes where zombies will march in. Each flower shoots automatically at enemies in its row, and you can merge two identical plants to create a stronger one with higher damage. Balance filling empty tiles with merging existing flowers so you have enough firepower to stop each wave before it reaches your side.

Tips and tricks

Try to build a solid front line of shooters first, then start merging to increase their power once every lane has basic coverage. Pay attention to which lanes spawn the toughest zombies and upgrade those rows first so no side becomes a weak point. If you are close to the end of a wave, hold off on big merges until you see where the next set of enemies will appear.

Why this game works well at school or work

Flowers vs Zombies plays out in short, wave-based rounds that can be completed or paused between tasks. It quietly trains planning, lane management and prioritisation rather than pure reflexes. Because it runs directly in the browser with simple 2D graphics, it performs well on school laptops and office PCs.