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Turn downtown Green Bay into a timed survival map: use an app to find items, complete zombie challenges and compete with teams nationwide. This one-hour, self-guided walking game mixes city history, local color, and light strategy.
Turn downtown Green Bay into a timed survival map: use an app to find items, complete zombie challenges and compete with teams nationwide. This one-hour, self-guided walking game mixes city history, local color, and light strategy.
You start at a random corner of downtown Green Bay with your phone buzzing: the app has issued your first survival objective and the city suddenly feels like a playable map. Brick facades, river-facing walkways and lunch-hour crowds become checkpoints; strangers, storefronts and park benches turn into potential loot. The game nudges you to move fast or think strategically—each find and silly challenge racks up points toward your team’s national ranking.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Green Bay, Wisconsin
You start at a random corner of downtown Green Bay with your phone buzzing: the app has issued your first survival objective and the city suddenly feels like a playable map. Brick facades, river-facing walkways and lunch-hour crowds become checkpoints; strangers, storefronts and park benches turn into potential loot. The game nudges you to move fast or think strategically—each find and silly challenge racks up points toward your team’s national ranking.
Green Bay’s streets are compact and walkable, layered with Industrial Age brick, mid-century storefronts and the waterfront energy of the Fox River. The area’s history — a 19th-century port that grew with lumber and paper mills — gives the hunt a loose museum-piece backdrop: murals, old warehouses and river crossings that hint at the city’s working past. You’ll pass civic squares and local coffee shops where fans and families mingle, and you’ll get a feel for Green Bay’s blue-collar pride and Midwestern humor.
Practically, this is a low-impact, one-hour self-guided walking game accessed through the Zombie Scavengers app. Teams pick tasks in any order, submit photos or complete mini-challenges, and stay connected to a remote host via chat if questions arise. Plan for 45–75 minutes depending on pace, bring a charged smartphone, and wear comfortable shoes for paved sidewalks and occasional steps. Start during daylight for easier navigation and camera-ready proof of survival items. Expect light urban navigation, playful crowd interactions, and a brisk dose of local color—no zombie makeup required.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; light, intermittent walking over flat urban terrain
Yes—Zombie Scavengers uses a mobile app to deliver tasks and track scoring; you’ll receive start instructions before your game.
Yes—this is family-friendly and stroller-accessible, though younger kids may need supervision for safety near streets.
A remote host is available via in-app chat to answer questions, confirm challenges, and help troubleshoot.
Games are self-guided and typically start when you activate the app; you’ll receive specific start instructions via message beforehand.
Green Bay expanded as a 19th-century port and paper-mill center; downtown features warehouses and civic buildings from that industrial growth.
Stick to sidewalks and public spaces, avoid littering during play, and support local businesses involved in downtown rejuvenation to keep the area vibrant for future visitors.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You start at a random corner of downtown Green Bay with your phone buzzing: the app has issued your first survival objective and the city suddenly feels like a playable map. Brick facades, river-facing walkways and lunch-hour crowds become checkpoints; strangers, storefronts and park benches turn into potential loot. The game nudges you to move fast or think strategically—each find and silly challenge racks up points toward your team’s national ranking.
You start at a random corner of downtown Green Bay with your phone buzzing: the app has issued your first survival objective and the city suddenly feels like a playable map. Brick facades, river-facing walkways and lunch-hour crowds become checkpoints; strangers, storefronts and park benches turn into potential loot. The game nudges you to move fast or think strategically—each find and silly challenge racks up points toward your team’s national ranking.
Green Bay’s streets are compact and walkable, layered with Industrial Age brick, mid-century storefronts and the waterfront energy of the Fox River. The area’s history — a 19th-century port that grew with lumber and paper mills — gives the hunt a loose museum-piece backdrop: murals, old warehouses and river crossings that hint at the city’s working past. You’ll pass civic squares and local coffee shops where fans and families mingle, and you’ll get a feel for Green Bay’s blue-collar pride and Midwestern humor.
Practically, this is a low-impact, one-hour self-guided walking game accessed through the Zombie Scavengers app. Teams pick tasks in any order, submit photos or complete mini-challenges, and stay connected to a remote host via chat if questions arise. Plan for 45–75 minutes depending on pace, bring a charged smartphone, and wear comfortable shoes for paved sidewalks and occasional steps. Start during daylight for easier navigation and camera-ready proof of survival items. Expect light urban navigation, playful crowd interactions, and a brisk dose of local color—no zombie makeup required.