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PVZ Hybrid Remake 0.28
Remake 0.28 adds new plant cards and zombies, Riverside Lawn maps, plant challenges, Daily Challenge improvements, a smaller package, performance updates, and combat fixes.
- Adds five white-card plants: Charm Flowerpot, Sea-leaf Umbrella, Garlic Torchwood, Wall-nut Pumpkin, and Explosive Mine.
- Adds premium diamond cards Gene Ice-shroom and Rubik’s Cube Box, the purple upgrade card Ice-fire Split Gatling Pea, and nostalgic Twin Sunflower and Spikerock cards.
- Adds ladder-, yeti-, and sled-related zombies, including Ladder Catapult Zombie and Yeti Newspaper Zombie.
- Adds daytime and nighttime Riverside Lawn maps and a small mushroom-cluster obstacle.
- Adds challenges 1–6 for both Gene Ice-shroom and Rubik’s Cube Box, Hybrid Park levels for Charm Flowerpot, Sea-leaf Umbrella, and Garlic Torchwood, and an Ice-fire Split Gatling Pea trial.
- Daily Challenge can preview level names, maps, and tags. Quick Challenge completes the daily check-in after the subset required by that day’s rules; the count varies, and some challenge days still require all levels.
- Reduces the difficulty of Adventure 9-16 in Experimental Base Part II.
- Reduces package size, speeds up loading, and improves animation and performance when many characters appear together.
- Fixes unexpected zombie lane changes after hits, water rendering, position jumps, Yeti Miner digging, Bungee and Hypnotist targeting, and Magnet-shroom behavior after re-entering a level.
- Fixes charm and gene-conversion allegiance, synchronized sun and brain production, purification shields, and sleep, waking, and attack behavior.
- Fixes crushing and hit detection for holographic or projected plants, attack cooldowns, explosion death effects, and friendly fire after allegiance changes.
- Fixes mine triggers and zombie actions in I, Zombie, and separately fixes coin collection trajectories.
Release announced:
Bilibili announcement (Chinese)Summarized from the official 0.28.0 changelog and Daily Challenge images in the September 12 Bilibili announcement. English plant names are descriptive translations.