Plants War 1.5.0

★ALL NEW PLANTS WAR UPDATE★
1. 20 New stages (81 ~ 100)
Your rating keeps us motivated to produce upcoming updates to make Cartoon Wars even better!
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Overview:
Plants War- Realtime Mobile Action Battle Arena
“Thanks to Plants War from GAMEVIL, I can now take the action packed mechanics of League of Legends and DOTA on the go. ” -Unbound Gamer
“Plants War is simply an amazing strategic war game. Players will find themselves hopeless addicted to advancing towards the next stage or even trying to obtain another Leafy unlock-able character.” – Gameteep
Protect the last source of life on Earth!
Beasts have invaded Dryad Forest. In order to defend their home, the plants of the forest must extract the power of Lake Naiad to become Heroes in this epic battle for land.
Help Leafy and friends protect Dryad Forest by strategically commanding multiple floral units to attack Beasts in this RTS/ RPG action game. Control your hero, gain special skills and upgrade your horticultural warriors to guard the forest from invaders!
Equipped with dazzling 3D visuals, an epic soundtrack and intuitive touch controls, this game will stun any fan of real-time strategy and role playing games.
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FEATURES
INTENSE REAL-TIME TACTICAL STRATEGY
Defend Lake Naiad from the beasts, strategically launch your spawns to attack!
MULTIPLE HEROES WITH UNIQUE ABILITIES
A wide array of Heroes can be purchased with leaves earned throughout battle. Gain experience, level up and unlock secret abilities!
FULL 3D GRAPHICS & ZOOM ACTION CONTROLS
Freely roam the battlefield in ultimate 3D animation with intuitive touch screen controls!
NORMAL, HARD AND HELL MODES FOR ENDLESS PLAY
Over 40+ (more to come) challenging battle stages for hours of nonstop action!
UNLOCK ACHIEVEMENTS AND REWARDS
Pursue greatness through 24 eclectic battle challenges and collect special items!
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No recent changes.

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