Dungeon Keeper vs Plants vs Zombies
Dungeon Keeper
Dungeon Keeper is a somewhat tower-defense-like strategy game that allows you to build your very own dungeons, staff it with a plethora of demonic minions, and set off to raid other people's dungeons to win some sweet loot. Play as a ruthless dungeon keeper as you do your best to stop these pesky adventurers from stealing stuff from your dungeons. Get creative and devise the most painful ways to deal with these hapless heroes with the many tools at your disposal like traps, hordes of demons of all shapes and sizes, and more.The PC version of the game also has a special multiplayer feature where you can play with up to 4 of your friends and challenge each other's dungeons for the rights of being the best dungeon keeper. Of course, the reworked mobile versions are already multiplayer games whereby you'll get to raid anyone's dungeon and everyone will get to raid yours.
If you liked games like The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot, Dungeon Keeper is definitely right up your alley. If you want to play the classic version, then you can get the PC version; if not, you can give the mobile game a try instead.
Plants vs Zombies
Plants vs Zombies is a whimsical tower defense game that places you in a unique position, mainly by planting a wide variety of plants on your lawn, to counter the advancing horde of zombies that are about to invade your home. You'll gradually expand your troop of potted plants as you progress to increasingly challenging levels and you'll need to adapt to the game as its situation changes, such as defending against the horde on your roof or at night. The coins you've earned from playing levels can then be spent at Crazy Dave's shop which he ran from the back of his van. There's even a mini-game of sorts where you can plant and harvest a variety of items, including coins, in your own garden.Proclaimed as being one of the modern classic tower defense games, Plants vs Zombies (PvZ) set a high bar for other similar TD games to follow and from what we can see, only a handful (Kingdom Rush, for example) managed to make it to a similar level of popularity as PvZ has enjoyed. PopCap Games has even followed up PvZ's huge success with exciting sequels (only on mobile though) and equally-entertaining spin-offs, like the PvZ: Garden Warefare game which diversified the entire franchise by delving into the competitive shooter genre.
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