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Race the clock and your team through Liverpool’s streets in a mobile scavenger hunt where survival items and zombie-themed challenges score you points. Perfect for solo players or groups who want a fast-paced, self-guided urban adventure.
Race the clock and your team through Liverpool’s streets in a mobile scavenger hunt where survival items and zombie-themed challenges score you points. Perfect for solo players or groups who want a fast-paced, self-guided urban adventure.
You step onto a wet cobble and the River Mersey seems to dare you across the skyline — your map is a phone, your allies are strategy and quick feet. The Zombie Scavengers game drops you into Liverpool’s streets with a timer and a list: find survival items, complete themed challenges and rack up points while the city carries on around you.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Liverpool, Merseyside
You step onto a wet cobble and the River Mersey seems to dare you across the skyline — your map is a phone, your allies are strategy and quick feet. The Zombie Scavengers game drops you into Liverpool’s streets with a timer and a list: find survival items, complete themed challenges and rack up points while the city carries on around you.
Liverpool’s story is written in brick and dock — an 18th–19th century port that shaped global trade and working-class culture. As you thread through the Georgian Quarter, past post-industrial warehouses repurposed into bars and galleries, you’ll pass hints of maritime geology where reclaimed land meets old dock basins. This is a city of music and grit: echoes of Merseyside’s industrial past sit alongside Beatles landmarks and bold street art in the Baltic Triangle.
The scavenger format is mobile-first and self-guided, so plan your route before you start: central locations like Royal Albert Dock, Bold Street and St Luke’s Church (the Bombed-Out Church) make efficient checkpoints. Expect mostly flat urban terrain, paved sidewalks and occasional busy intersections — suitable for all fitness levels but requiring city awareness.
Practical guidance: charge your phone, bring a portable battery and wear comfortable shoes. Play during daylight for best visibility and public transport access. The host is remote via chat if you need help, and the game fits into an hour-long window with flexibility to linger at cafés or galleries afterward. It’s fast, playful urban exploration with a tactical twist.
Yes — the experience is app-based; download and test the app before you start, and ensure location services are enabled.
The game is low-impact and stroller-friendly, but busy streets and walking distances mean supervision and route planning are advised for young children or those with limited mobility.
Bookings are per team; the app supports small groups playing from one device or multiple devices—check the operator’s rules for team sizes.
A remote host is available via in-app chat during your session to answer questions and provide hints if needed.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto a wet cobble and the River Mersey seems to dare you across the skyline — your map is a phone, your allies are strategy and quick feet. The Zombie Scavengers game drops you into Liverpool’s streets with a timer and a list: find survival items, complete themed challenges and rack up points while the city carries on around you.
You step onto a wet cobble and the River Mersey seems to dare you across the skyline — your map is a phone, your allies are strategy and quick feet. The Zombie Scavengers game drops you into Liverpool’s streets with a timer and a list: find survival items, complete themed challenges and rack up points while the city carries on around you.
Liverpool’s story is written in brick and dock — an 18th–19th century port that shaped global trade and working-class culture. As you thread through the Georgian Quarter, past post-industrial warehouses repurposed into bars and galleries, you’ll pass hints of maritime geology where reclaimed land meets old dock basins. This is a city of music and grit: echoes of Merseyside’s industrial past sit alongside Beatles landmarks and bold street art in the Baltic Triangle.
The scavenger format is mobile-first and self-guided, so plan your route before you start: central locations like Royal Albert Dock, Bold Street and St Luke’s Church (the Bombed-Out Church) make efficient checkpoints. Expect mostly flat urban terrain, paved sidewalks and occasional busy intersections — suitable for all fitness levels but requiring city awareness.
Practical guidance: charge your phone, bring a portable battery and wear comfortable shoes. Play during daylight for best visibility and public transport access. The host is remote via chat if you need help, and the game fits into an hour-long window with flexibility to linger at cafés or galleries afterward. It’s fast, playful urban exploration with a tactical twist.