In Zombie Scavengers of Fort Worth, players use an app to try to survive a zombie apocalypse. You do so by finding survival objects around the city, in any order you like, to earn points, and by taking on zombie-themed challenges for points as well. Use strategy to find as many items as possible in order to survive. Your survival team can see the score on the app's rankings compared with teams across the country. A remote host is available via chat in case you need anything. The operator invites you to survive in Fort Worth.
This is a game, not a ghost tour. You and your team use an app to survive a zombie apocalypse by finding survival objects around the city in any order you like and taking on zombie-themed challenges for points. That makes it a fit for groups who want competition and movement over storytelling or scares, including families and anyone who prefers doing to listening. A remote host is available by chat if you need anything, and your team's score stacks up against teams across the country.
Because you set your own route and pace through downtown, it works well for a self-directed afternoon rather than a scheduled guided walk. Fort Worth built its reputation on Wild West grit, so if your group would rather turn the streets into a scavenger playing field than trade chills for stories, this leans firmly toward play and strategy.
Questions people ask
Is this a ghost tour?
No. It is an app-led scavenger hunt with a zombie-apocalypse theme, where you find survival objects and complete challenges for points rather than following a guide's ghost stories.
Is there a live guide?
There is no in-person guide. You use the app to play, and a remote host is available via chat in case you need anything.
Who is this good for?
Teams who want competition and flexibility. You find items in any order you like and set your own pace, and your survival team can compare its score against teams across the country.
