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Turn Bradford into your survival playground with a 60-minute app-led Zombie Scavengers game. Use strategy, local knowledge, and quick feet to collect items and complete themed challenges around the city.
Turn Bradford into your survival playground with a 60-minute app-led Zombie Scavengers game. Use strategy, local knowledge, and quick feet to collect items and complete themed challenges around the city.
You step out into Bradford's public square and the city feels like a live board — Victorian brickwork watching, tram tracks humming, and alleys that dare you to choose a route. The phone in your hand is your lifeline; the app draws you a map and a list: scavenged supplies, themed challenges, and points that decide whether your team survives.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Bradford, West Yorkshire
You step out into Bradford's public square and the city feels like a live board — Victorian brickwork watching, tram tracks humming, and alleys that dare you to choose a route. The phone in your hand is your lifeline; the app draws you a map and a list: scavenged supplies, themed challenges, and points that decide whether your team survives.
Bradford grew rich on wool and mills in the 19th century; those red-brick industrial bones still shape the streets you'll weave through. The city sits on the western edge of the Pennines, where rolling moorland drops into tight urban blocks — a changing backdrop for an interactive urban game. Bradford’s strong South Asian culture means food stops and market sights are part of the local flavor you’ll pass.
This is an app-led, self-guided walking game with a remote host available via chat. Expect 60 minutes of strategic route choice, light physical activity on mostly flat pavements, and opportunistic photo- or task-based challenges at public points of interest. The game rewards quick decision-making more than speed: choosing dense areas with many targets often beats long treks.
Practical notes: bring a fully charged smartphone and a power bank, wear grippy shoes for wet pavement, and allow extra time for transit. Public transport and street parking are available but busy on weekends. If you want to add context, pause at City Park or the Bradford Industrial Museum for a quick history primer before or after the game.
Bookings are per team; the activity is private to your group for the scheduled time — check the provider for specific maximums.
Yes — the game uses an app or web-based interface; download or open the link before starting and ensure location services are enabled.
The game is on paved, mostly flat urban routes and notes stroller access; some areas may have steps or cobbles—plan routes accordingly.
A remote host is available via chat during the game to provide hints, troubleshoot app issues, or answer questions.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out into Bradford's public square and the city feels like a live board — Victorian brickwork watching, tram tracks humming, and alleys that dare you to choose a route. The phone in your hand is your lifeline; the app draws you a map and a list: scavenged supplies, themed challenges, and points that decide whether your team survives.
You step out into Bradford's public square and the city feels like a live board — Victorian brickwork watching, tram tracks humming, and alleys that dare you to choose a route. The phone in your hand is your lifeline; the app draws you a map and a list: scavenged supplies, themed challenges, and points that decide whether your team survives.
Bradford grew rich on wool and mills in the 19th century; those red-brick industrial bones still shape the streets you'll weave through. The city sits on the western edge of the Pennines, where rolling moorland drops into tight urban blocks — a changing backdrop for an interactive urban game. Bradford’s strong South Asian culture means food stops and market sights are part of the local flavor you’ll pass.
This is an app-led, self-guided walking game with a remote host available via chat. Expect 60 minutes of strategic route choice, light physical activity on mostly flat pavements, and opportunistic photo- or task-based challenges at public points of interest. The game rewards quick decision-making more than speed: choosing dense areas with many targets often beats long treks.
Practical notes: bring a fully charged smartphone and a power bank, wear grippy shoes for wet pavement, and allow extra time for transit. Public transport and street parking are available but busy on weekends. If you want to add context, pause at City Park or the Bradford Industrial Museum for a quick history primer before or after the game.