Plants Vs Zombies 2's premium content has been revealed.
Aside from a small number of plants, all content in the free-to-play sequel will be fully playable without spending money.
Four plants from the original - Squash, Jalapeno, Snow Pea, Torchwood - as well as the new Power Lily, which spawns a new currency named plant food, must be purchased with real currency to unlock.
As well as standalone purchases, each will be available as part of bundles with coins and upgrades, such as a bonus plant slot or additional starting sunlight.
Pricing has yet to be confirmed, but PopCap's "intention" is to see each plant cost around $1 (69p).
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