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Turn Poitiers’ medieval streets into a zombie survival playground with this two-hour outdoor escape game. Solve urban puzzles via a mobile app, follow a narrative tied to AMC’s The Walking Dead, and earn survival points based on your choices.
Turn Poitiers’ medieval streets into a zombie survival playground with this two-hour outdoor escape game. Solve urban puzzles via a mobile app, follow a narrative tied to AMC’s The Walking Dead, and earn survival points based on your choices.
The cobblestones of Poitiers' old quarter go quiet as evening falls; narrow lanes and Romanesque façades become a maze that feels alive. Under streetlamps, your team downloads the app, enters a game code and steps into AMC's The Walking Dead universe — an urban survival puzzle that turns familiar streets into a hostile set piece.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Poitiers, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
The cobblestones of Poitiers' old quarter go quiet as evening falls; narrow lanes and Romanesque façades become a maze that feels alive. Under streetlamps, your team downloads the app, enters a game code and steps into AMC's The Walking Dead universe — an urban survival puzzle that turns familiar streets into a hostile set piece.
Poitiers wears its history on every corner: a Gallo-Roman footprint overlain by medieval walls and the sculpted façade of Église Notre-Dame-la-Grande. The city sits on limestone bedrock, and that geology shaped its narrow streets and vaulted churches, giving the playing field hard edges and hidden alcoves ideal for an outdoor escape narrative. Local culture is quietly proud — residents know the lanes and the stories, and the game threads its fictional mission through real civic spaces.
Expect two hours of problem-solving: waypoint clues, choices that affect your "survival score," and encounters with recorded messages from series characters. The route is urban and accessible — mostly paved surfaces with short stairs in a few spots — and the operator provides a mobile app, multilingual support (French and English), and automatic saving of photos and videos to your phone.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone, comfortable walking shoes, and a small power bank. Play after daylight for atmosphere, but check weather and allow 90–150 minutes depending on group speed. Maintain respect for residents and historic sites — the experience relies on low-impact, public-space play. With basic navigation and teamwork you can turn Poitiers’ streets into a tactical playground.
No prior reservation is required — the experience can be played on the day at a time of your choice using a unique game code per device.
The app and scenario are offered in French and English.
Yes — the operator notes stroller and wheelchair accessibility on paved surfaces; some historic spots may have short steps.
Yes — photos and videos are saved directly to participants’ smartphones through the app during the scenario.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The cobblestones of Poitiers' old quarter go quiet as evening falls; narrow lanes and Romanesque façades become a maze that feels alive. Under streetlamps, your team downloads the app, enters a game code and steps into AMC's The Walking Dead universe — an urban survival puzzle that turns familiar streets into a hostile set piece.
The cobblestones of Poitiers' old quarter go quiet as evening falls; narrow lanes and Romanesque façades become a maze that feels alive. Under streetlamps, your team downloads the app, enters a game code and steps into AMC's The Walking Dead universe — an urban survival puzzle that turns familiar streets into a hostile set piece.
Poitiers wears its history on every corner: a Gallo-Roman footprint overlain by medieval walls and the sculpted façade of Église Notre-Dame-la-Grande. The city sits on limestone bedrock, and that geology shaped its narrow streets and vaulted churches, giving the playing field hard edges and hidden alcoves ideal for an outdoor escape narrative. Local culture is quietly proud — residents know the lanes and the stories, and the game threads its fictional mission through real civic spaces.
Expect two hours of problem-solving: waypoint clues, choices that affect your "survival score," and encounters with recorded messages from series characters. The route is urban and accessible — mostly paved surfaces with short stairs in a few spots — and the operator provides a mobile app, multilingual support (French and English), and automatic saving of photos and videos to your phone.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone, comfortable walking shoes, and a small power bank. Play after daylight for atmosphere, but check weather and allow 90–150 minutes depending on group speed. Maintain respect for residents and historic sites — the experience relies on low-impact, public-space play. With basic navigation and teamwork you can turn Poitiers’ streets into a tactical playground.