The sun given would increase to 100 sun more because zombies appearing more earlier.This ability costed 25 sun per use, had infinite uses, and doesn't have a cool down. Boosted plants gained either attack power or attack range for five seconds, while stunned zombies were frozen in place for three seconds. During combat, the player could click on plants to 'buff' them, or zombies to 'stun' them.KO'ed plants can be revived for 25 sun after 10 or so seconds. Instead of plants disappearing after getting eaten by zombies, they get KO'ed instead.The attacker could speed up their own Zombies or stun plants for a cost of 15 fog. If the player lost a zombie battle, the target house became unusable, and must be repaired. The attacked player will not see the battle occur, and can't do anything other than to defend all their houses in advance. Other players could attack another player's city with zombies (costed coins) once a day (paying gems for multiple attacks).There were two types of battles: road trip battles, which played similarly to the original game, and city battles, where players defended their houses against zombies sent daily by the computer.Instead of having seeds, a player took along plants grown in the city. Only a maximum of either 15 or 25 of each plant type could be kept in a player's inventory, for use in road trips.

Only five of each plant type can be used, although additional plants may be purchased with gems.

Seed slots are unlocked for Zombucks as more stages are reached. In Road Trip mode, players have a limited amount of plant types that could be used during battle.Zombies Adventures remained a tower defense game as the original, with the following notable changes:

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