PopCap Games recently released a free DLC for Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare that included a new map, a new 8v8 online game mode and 24 in-game upgrades, but the DLC had quite a lot of errors that included technical issues and lost economy upgrades.

But PopCap is releasing a patch to fix those issues very soon.

“We now have fixes locally and are testing them,” Garden Warfare creative director Justin Wiebe said on Twitter. “All goes well game should be running smooth on X1 tonight. X360 will take a bit longer.

“Patch tests are good. We will be rolling out the patch to the servers tonight which will also restore prev economy and balance tuning.

“Please note however Driftwood Shores and Main Street G&G maps will be out of map rotation on X360 a little longer. Again our apologies.”

Stay tuned to GamingBolt, we’ll keep updating you as more info comes our way.

PopCap Games have announced that their tower defence shooter title, Plant Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, has received a new DLC pack titled Garden Variety Pack, available starting today itself for free on the Xbox 360 and Xbox One.

The DLC will include 24 new ability upgrades, three for each class. These will include Sunflower’s Solar Flare Beam, Chomper’s Super Goop which “cements zombies in place” and the All-Star Zombie’s Ultra Tackle. Thanks to these upgrades, players will also have even more load out options on the battlefield.

The DLC pack also includes a new map that’s called Chomp Town. The pack will also add to the game a completely new 8v8 multiplay game mode titled Gnome Bomb that will “challenge plants and zombies to work together to destroy each other’s reinforced garden or graveyard.”

There will also be more pirate zombies, including a map pirate zombie that will use a treasure map as a shield.

Stay tuned for more updates.

If you love zombies, or more to the point, you love blowing them into itty-bitty pieces to stop the infection in it’s tracks then chances are our list below will have at least one game you’re interested in. If not, maybe you’re finally all zombied-out? That’s just crazy though, you’ll never get sick of killing zombies. Never.

Dying Light:

Techland, the developers of Dead Island are at it again and bringing us another zombie game. From the looks of it though, this game is sharing very little with it’s Pacific surrounded, older brother Dead Island. Dying Light is very much more of a twitch, action survival game. Players will be expected to be able to navigate and maneuver fluidly through all sorts of different urban terrain, utilizing the character’s freerun ability.

There is a twist with this one too. Once the sun goes down, it would be highly recommended that you stay off the street. What are normally slow moving, shambling shells of their former living selves in the daylight, become ravenous, violent and flesh crazed monsters at night. Of course, it won’t be that simple or else it wouldn’t be much of a game if you could just stay inside. While Dead Island had zombie fans on both side of the fence, who either loved or hated the game, it looks like Dying Light is going to be a bit more of a crowd-pleaser. With an emphasis on action, survival and flexible mobility, this just may be the zombie game you’ve been waiting for.