Plants vs. Zombies 2 on the game anthology spine

What the Plants vs. Zombies 2 card lets us say

com.ea.game.pvz2_row prints 4.1 stars from 7.42M reviews and 100M+ downloads. 4.1 is the lowest star figure on the spine, so the card is fifth even though the review count is among the largest. ELECTRONIC ARTS is the developer string, capitals included. Content rating: Everyone. Badges: Contains ads and In-app purchases. Updated Oct 5, 2026. Checked 16 October 2026. Size and version were not printed.

What works on the printed card

The description starts with a commercial sentence: optional purchases of virtual currency that can buy virtual items, including a random selection of items. It then describes plants, Plant Food, and zombies, and it names examples — Sunflower, Peashooter, Lava Guava, Laser Bean, Jetpack Zombie, Mermaid Imp, Zombie Chickens. It mentions Seed Packets, an Arena against other players, coins, piñatas, leagues, 11 worlds, more than 300 levels, endless zones, mini-games, Piñata Parties and Dr. Zomboss. It says the game requires acceptance of EA’s privacy and user agreement. Data safety says the app may share Location and Device or other IDs, may collect Location, Personal info and 4 others, encrypts data in transit, and lets you request that data be deleted.

Where the Plants vs. Zombies 2 card stops

The opening sentence is the one we refuse to decorate. Random items bought with virtual currency are on the card in plain language. We do not know the odds, and the card’s summary did not give them, so the brief does not invent a rate. “And 4 others” on the collection line stays unexpanded. A 4.1 from 7.42M reviews is not a small sample, and we do not talk about it as if it were. It is simply the lowest star figure in this set of five, which is why the spine ends here.

Who this listing suits on our spine

It suits a reader who already knows they want this package and wants the badges in one place: Everyone, ads, purchases, a delete-request line, and an update date of Oct 5, 2026. It is the wrong first open if the reader asked us for the highest star figure. That open is Kingdom Rush.

Electronic Arts distributes the app on Play. We only keep the note.

The line we would not add

We would not call the random items a bonus or a problem beyond the sentence the description already uses. We would not estimate a session length. We would not hide 4.1 under the size of the review count.

How the game anthology spine holds this card

Fifth place is 4.1, and we keep the review count beside it so the row cannot be misread as “barely reviewed”. 7.42M reviews is a large printed figure. It did not outrank 4.4 or 4.5 or 4.7, because the spine does not weight a star by how many people typed it. ELECTRONIC ARTS stays in capitals because that is the string on the developer link. Softening it to a house style would make the note disagree with the card.

The description’s first move is the purchase disclosure: virtual currency, virtual items, and a random selection of those items. Plants, Plant Food, named zombies, Seed Packets, Arena, leagues, eleven worlds and more than 300 levels come after that sentence. We do not bury the commercial line under the lawn. The header agrees in the blunt way headers do: Contains ads, In-app purchases, Everyone, 100M+ downloads, updated Oct 5, 2026.

Data safety says sharing may include Location and Device or other IDs, and collection may include Location, Personal info and 4 others. You can request that data be deleted, and data is encrypted in transit. The four unnamed types stay unnamed. The package is com.ea.game.pvz2_row. EA’s own privacy and user agreement are mentioned on the listing as something the player accepts; that is not our terms page.

If a later check shows the star figure above 4.4, this card moves, and the archive records the old 4.1 next to the new one. Until then it closes the spine. The file, again, is on Play.

The store URL we were given uses the package com.ea.game.pvz2_row. We did not open a second regional listing to see if the star figure moves. If the row build and another storefront disagree, this brief is about the row URL only. The title on that card is Plants vs. Zombies 2, and the developer string is ELECTRONIC ARTS.

Figures from the card

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The Game Anthology is not ELECTRONIC ARTS and does not host this app.