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Race across Winnipeg with a phone in your hand and a scavenger list to survive a playful zombie apocalypse. This one-hour, app-driven city game mixes local history, downtown landmarks, and timed challenges for teams of all ages.
Race across Winnipeg with a phone in your hand and a scavenger list to survive a playful zombie apocalypse. This one-hour, app-driven city game mixes local history, downtown landmarks, and timed challenges for teams of all ages.
The sun is low over Winnipeg and your phone vibrates: the scavenger list has appeared. You and your team fan out across brick streets, across the Exchange District’s industrial facades and toward the Forks where the Red River cuts a steady line through the city. The game’s prompts push you into everyday corners—corner stores, public art, street vendors—turning ordinary errands into a timed survival plan.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Winnipeg, Manitoba
The sun is low over Winnipeg and your phone vibrates: the scavenger list has appeared. You and your team fan out across brick streets, across the Exchange District’s industrial facades and toward the Forks where the Red River cuts a steady line through the city. The game’s prompts push you into everyday corners—corner stores, public art, street vendors—turning ordinary errands into a timed survival plan.
Winnipeg’s streets carry layers of history: Indigenous Métis roots, fur-trade boom, and the grain elevators that shaped the skyline. Geology here is defined by the Red River valley—flat, wind-exposed terrain that can make a short walk feel bracing in winter and pleasantly breezy in summer. Cultural life is lively and local: murals, craft breweries, and festivals like Folklorama offer easter eggs for scavengers who look beyond the clues.
Practicalities are simple. The game is app-driven, self-guided, and lasts about an hour with a remote host available by chat. You choose your start point and can use transit or walk between tasks. Expect urban pavement, some stairs, and crowded sidewalks near attractions.
Bring a fully charged smartphone, plan for variable Winnipeg weather, and pick footwear suited to city walking. Time your run to avoid rush-hour crowds if you want clearer photos and quicker stops. The goal is fast thinking and fun—collect survival items, complete themed challenges, and rack up points. Whether you’re a local or visiting, this is a compact, playful way to read the city while racing the clock.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short bursts of walking and some brisk movement.
The standard game is one hour long, but you can extend your exploration afterward on your own.
Yes—the experience is app-driven; you’ll use it for clues, photo submissions, and to chat with a remote host.
Yes, the route is stroller-accessible and suitable for families, though some challenges may require adult assistance.
A remote host monitors the game and can provide hints via the app chat if you need help.
Winnipeg sits on Treaty 1 territory and grew as a fur-trade hub and later a rail and grain center; many downtown buildings date to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Stick to public spaces, avoid littering, and respect private property when hunting for items; seasonal festivals and parks rely on visitor stewardship.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The sun is low over Winnipeg and your phone vibrates: the scavenger list has appeared. You and your team fan out across brick streets, across the Exchange District’s industrial facades and toward the Forks where the Red River cuts a steady line through the city. The game’s prompts push you into everyday corners—corner stores, public art, street vendors—turning ordinary errands into a timed survival plan.
The sun is low over Winnipeg and your phone vibrates: the scavenger list has appeared. You and your team fan out across brick streets, across the Exchange District’s industrial facades and toward the Forks where the Red River cuts a steady line through the city. The game’s prompts push you into everyday corners—corner stores, public art, street vendors—turning ordinary errands into a timed survival plan.
Winnipeg’s streets carry layers of history: Indigenous Métis roots, fur-trade boom, and the grain elevators that shaped the skyline. Geology here is defined by the Red River valley—flat, wind-exposed terrain that can make a short walk feel bracing in winter and pleasantly breezy in summer. Cultural life is lively and local: murals, craft breweries, and festivals like Folklorama offer easter eggs for scavengers who look beyond the clues.
Practicalities are simple. The game is app-driven, self-guided, and lasts about an hour with a remote host available by chat. You choose your start point and can use transit or walk between tasks. Expect urban pavement, some stairs, and crowded sidewalks near attractions.
Bring a fully charged smartphone, plan for variable Winnipeg weather, and pick footwear suited to city walking. Time your run to avoid rush-hour crowds if you want clearer photos and quicker stops. The goal is fast thinking and fun—collect survival items, complete themed challenges, and rack up points. Whether you’re a local or visiting, this is a compact, playful way to read the city while racing the clock.