Plants vs. Zombies: The Thousand Pages

Plants vs. Zombies: The Thousand Pages is a sequel to Plants vs. Zombies 2. In this game, the player will face off against brand new zombies from different locations around the world. The goal of the game is to prevent Dr. Zomboss and his army of undead to find the missing pages of an old mystical grimoire.

The game plays and shares its art style with Plants vs. Zombies 2.

Plot[]

Dr. Zomboss, wanting to find out more about the plants and how they worked, investigated and saw how the player and Crazy Dave kept looking at this one specific book all the time, the Suburban Almanac. Dr. Zomboss figured this book could help him and his army take over the world, as they would now know everything about every plant!

One day, Dr. Zomboss sent one of his zombies to retrieve the almanac. Said zombie, found a book that seemed to fit the description. However, it was actually a very old grimoire that possessed mystical powers that Crazy Dave had in his garage for unknown reasons. Upon leaving the area, the zombie was spotted by a Puff-shroom, who alerted the other plants of the trespassing undead. The zombie ran as fast as he could, but had to use the grimoire as a shield to avoid getting hit. Pages started to fly out of it due to the damage it was receiving.

The zombie made it back to Dr. Zomboss, only missing one leg and one arm, and gave him the grimoire. Upon opening it, a light shined at Dr. Zomboss, which made him fall to the ground, dizzy. After a few seconds, he got back up and screamed at the zombie for bringing him an empty book! He demanded to his entire army to start looking for the missing pages all across the area.

Later the next day, Crazy Dave realizes that the grimoire is missing. He tells the player how important it is that the zombies never open it with all the pages inside. He always keeps a page of it on him as an emergency napkin. The player, Crazy Dave and Penny embark on a journey to prevent the zombies from completing the mysterious grimoire and unleash god knows what...

Along their journey, they will find new types zombies. They will also encounter Mysterious Travellers, who are part of a group that also want to acquire the grimoire for themselves. They act like mini-bosses, but after defeating them, you will have the choice to spare them, affecting some of the story later on.

General Hopper[]

A new character is also introduced: General Hopper. A zombie that helps Dr. Zomboss with his plans. He appears in every world with a different outfit (most of them coming from Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 1/2) and serves as a sort of Mini-Boss at the half point of each world. Dr. Zomboss will often say that the zombies failed because of General Hopper, even if the plan actually came from Dr. Zomboss.

Update History[]

Beta 1.0.0[]

The game was created and playtesters were able to get their hands on this beta.

Version 1.0.1[]

The game's logo was changed.
Game modes were added.

Version 1.0.2[]

Mushroom Mineshaft is now playable, which includes 20 new levels.
Development on Brainz Express has started.
Mysterious Travelers were added.
Volcanic Eruption has been scrapped.
Frosty Mountains have been scrapped.
Zompark has been added.

Version 1.0.3[]

Brainz Express is now playable, which includes 20 new levels.
It has been confirmed that no new plants will be added to the game.
The game was on hiatus.

Version 1.0.4[]

Challenge Board was added.
Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies was added.
I, Zombie was added to the Puzzle Mode.
Zompark was renamed to Birch Park.
Pizza Palace is now playable, which includes 20 new levels.

Version 1.0.5[]

Rainy Rainforest is now playable, which includes 20 new levels.

Version 1.0.6 (unreleased)[]

Complete overhaul of the story and the plot.

Game modes[]

Adventure Mode : The regular game in which you play level after level, jumping from area to area.
Mini-games : Play through a variety of unique mini-games with unique gimmicks.
Puzzle Mode : Use your brain (unless the zombies already ate it) and jump into some puzzle levels where each one of your moves could be crucial.
Endless Mode : Unlike the Endless Zones for each areas, this mode includes every zombie and gimmicks from every world in the game, therefore it is unlocked after completing the Adventure Mode.
Training Grounds : Test out strategies and ideas without consequences. Choose from every plant in the game and summon the zombies, obstacles and ambushes yourself.
Creative Courtyard : Make your own levels and upload them for other player's to play or try out other player's levels.

Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies[]

Crazy Dave's Twiddydinkies acts as the shop in Plants vs. Zombies: The Thousand Pages. Here, the player can buy plants, upgrades, costumes and other useful or not so useful things from Crazy Dave with coins and gems.

Each item has an "INFO" button. Pressing it will make Crazy Dave describe the item with slightly more details and can sometimes include a small joke or other. Clicking the "BUY" button will make Crazy Dave say the price of the item, then the options to either cancel or buy the item will appear.

Challenge Board[]

The challenge board is a new feature that allows the player to try different challenges to earn rewards. These are considered hard levels compared to the ones seen in the Adventure Mode and the rewards will be better as well. They will have three attempts to beat the level. After that, it will be removed from the challenge board.

Challenges change every week to keep the board fresh.

I, Zombie[]

I, Zombie returns from the original Plants vs. Zombies as part of the Puzzle Mode. You get to play as the zombies and have to eat all five brains to complete a level. Eating Sunflowers gives you more sun to place down more zombies. Each world has its own set of levels with its own zombies and plants.

As of the 1.0.4 update, only Brainz Express has its own levels (excluding the tutorial).

Game icons[]

Concepts[]

Main article: Plants vs. Zombies: The Thousand Pages/Concepts

Check this article to see concept art of the game that may or may not be added.

Areas[]

A * next to a world means that the name of the world might be changed in the future.

Take in mind that this list is not in a particular order and may be changed in the future based on difficulty.

Name	Description	Number of levels
Player's House	This is where the player learns the basics of the game.	5
Brainz Express	This is the first real world of the game. It takes place on a moving train in a desert. The train can shake in some levels and move plants around the lawn as well as the zombies.	20
Mushroom Mineshaft	Here, the player must face off against miner zombies and machines in a mineshaft with lots of mushrooms. Due to being underground, no sun falls from the sky.	20
Pizza Palace	It takes place in a restaurant, more specifically in a pizzeria. Tables and chairs may appear in some levels and the player can't plant on them, however, they can be destroyed by any plant.	20
Rainy Rainforest	It takes place in a jungle with a waterfall covering some lanes (similar to the Pirate Seas) in half of the levels. A bridge allows the zombies to cross the water in those levels, but some zombies can float or fly over the water.	20
Citrus Circus	It takes place under a tent in a circus. A rope is located above the lawn and special zombies can climb a ladder to walk on said rope. Blover can prevent them from moving any closer to the player's house.	20
*Z-Tech Factory	It takes place in a factory with toxic puddles and barrels. Toxic Barrels appear in some levels, which creates toxicity and if the player plants a plant there, that plant will slowly die (some zombies also have toxicity).	20
*Deep Swamp	Here, the zombies swim in water, similar to Big Wave Beach. The water level will rise and lower, making it harder to plant. Lily Pads are required to plant on the water. The ambush ''Low Tides'' makes a return here as well, summoning Kelp Monster Zombies.	20
Sky Towers	It takes place above the sky on clouds. Towers can be seen floating above them. The zombies are roman inspired. The lawn (cloud) may be smaller in some levels. An ambush called "Arrow Storm" summons Archer Zombies from special Arrow Tiles found in the level or created by Tile Maker Zombies. Some levels take place during the day (sun), others during the dusk (less sun) and some at night (no sun).	20
Birch Park	It takes place in a forest next to a park. An ambush called "Tree Fall!" can appear where a big tree will fall, destroying the plants it hits while also damaging nearby zombies.	25
Haunted Woods	It takes place in a spooky forest at night (no sun), next to an old mansion. The zombies are all meant to be scary to better fit the environment. Similar to Rainy Rainforest, some levels include rain and complete darkness.	25
*Dark Ocean	It takes place under water, near the bottom of the ocean, where it's darker and scarier. Similar to East Sea Dragon Palace in Plants vs. Zombies Online, plants need to be next to Oxygen Algae to be able to breathe. Some levels are darker and sun doesn't fall anymore.	25
*Royal Road	This is the final world. Here, the player must face off against all of the zombies that he or she as previously fought before. Unlike Modern Day, gimmicks from other worlds, such as ambushes, gravestones and others appear in almost every level, making for plenty of diversity.	50

Plants[]

Main article: Plants (PvZ: TTP)

World	Plants	Total
Player's House		5
Brainz Express		6
Mushroom Mineshaft		7
Pizza Palace		6
Rainy Rainforest		6

Zombies[]

Main article: Zombies (PvZ: TTP)

World	Zombies	Total
Player's House		5
Brainz Express		16
Mushroom Mineshaft		15
Pizza Palace		15
Rainy Rainforest		17

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

This is the first and only game created by Flag Zombie.
Other than the three new mushrooms added to Mushroom Mineshaft, no new plants will be added to this game.