Plants Vs. Zombies Reloaded reportedly rated by Brazilian classification board

The internet is abuzz with exciting news for fans of the Plants vs. Zombies franchise! A new title, Plants vs. Zombies Reloaded, has reportedly been classified by Brazil's Classificação Indicativa rating board. This classification, for both mobile and consoles, hints at a potential upcoming release, though the specifics remain shrouded in mystery.

It's important to note that game classifications differ from trademark filings, a more common source of early game announcements. This classification suggests the rating board may have access to a pre-release build of Plants vs. Zombies Reloaded for assessment. The game received an L rating, indicating it's suitable for all ages—a fitting designation for this family-friendly franchise. Details regarding pricing and in-app purchases are currently unavailable.

Plants vs. Zombies was a pioneering success in the early mobile gaming landscape. With EA's support, the franchise even expanded to consoles with the 3D Garden Warfare series. The name "Reloaded" itself is intriguing, leaving room for speculation: is it a remastered version of a classic, or a brand-new sequel? Only time will tell.

While the release of Plants vs. Zombies Reloaded isn't guaranteed, its advanced stage of development suggests an official announcement may be on the horizon—possibly even this year.

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