Revenue is a rough estimate from public install counts × genre ARPD — order of magnitude only.
Flower vs zombie: City Defense
Are you a big fan of zombie defense games with flowers and zombies? If so, get ready to grow your strongest plants, strongest flowers because a swarm of zombies is about to invade your beautiful cities. Rescue the world’s cities: Tokyo, New York, London, Berlin, and Seoul are all under attack by zombies, each facing its own zombies threat. Every battle offers new challenges and the chance to unlock new heroes. Your mission is to merge plants, build your defense, and stop the hilarious zombie invasion. 🌻 Merge your plants. To fight off the greedy zombies, you can create a powerful squad of plants and flowers by merging them. Unlock new crops and don’t forget to boost their power and reduce growing time before the zombies come knocking at your door. 🌻 Defend your cities. Plan your defense strategy carefully against waves of zombies. They won’t stop until they get inside your cities! Merge plants as quickly as possible to grow your strength. 🌻 Simple to play, fun for all. This is an idle merge game — it costs nothing but your time. You can still grow your garden and gain power even while you're away. 🌻 How to play: - Unlock soil plots to grow flowers - Merge plants of the same level to create stronger, more powerful plants - Strategically move plants to defend against zombies - Use Super Boost to increase plant power and attack speed - Defeat all zombies before they reach the finish line Get ready to merge plants, grow your garden, and defend your cities!
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Installs
How many people have installed this game, as the storefront reports it. This number is worldwide — unlike the price, the same package answers with the same install count in every market we asked — so it carries no country. Each source below is a different kind of number and they are never drawn on one axis.
Installs counted by Google Play4,784,881
Aug 12, 2026 — Sep 18, 2026 · 38 readings
Google Play shows “1,000,000+” on the store page.
Play publishes a precise install counter alongside the rounded step users see on the store page. This is that counter, worldwide, as it stood each day we asked.
Of the eight storefronts we track, only Google Play publishes an install count we can read. Where a store publishes nothing of the kind, this panel shows nothing rather than a zero.