SYNCING_ROOM FOUND
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HOLD PHONES TOGETHER.
Open the app and hold your phone near any phone already in the room. That is the whole sign-up: there are no codes and no accounts.
The in-person zombie party game, played on your own phones. To attack someone, get close: the phones measure the distance between you.
IPHONE AND ANDROID IN ONE ROOM. NO ACCOUNTS.
PRESS THE BIG BUTTON
Everyone plays on their own phone in the same room, and nobody self-reports. The phones measure the distance and the server decides every hit.
Open the app and hold your phone near any phone already in the room. That is the whole sign-up: there are no codes and no accounts.
One of you starts as a zombie, and nobody else knows who. The phones measure the distance, and the closer you are, the stronger the attack.
Only the human under attack gets the warning, so nobody else learns who it was. Press the big button in time to block.
At zero HP you are bitten. You join the zombies and keep playing until the room ends.
PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 1
Post near the snacks. Read aloud before the first bite.
It names patient zero, who bit whom and when, and who blocked eleven times and then didn't. It prints when the room closes, ready for the group chat.
What the DG-1 needs, and what it does not.
No. Open the app and hold your phone near a phone that is already in the room. You are in.
The phones measure the distance between each other. When every phone in the room is an iPhone 11 or newer, they use Ultra Wideband and measure closely. Otherwise the room uses Bluetooth signal strength, which is rougher. Either way, nobody types anything in.
Yes. A mixed room switches everyone to Bluetooth, so nobody gets an edge from their phone.
The room's server, from the distances the phones report. Phones measure; they never decide. If a wall or a person blocks the signal, there is no reading, and no reading means no hit.
There is no player cap. Bring the whole party.
No. It is a zombie game run by a very calm public broadcast. Expect a lot of suspicion and no jump scares.
It can still be bitten, but it cannot block.
Counts of how the app is used, never tied to a name, a store account, a device or a place. The privacy policy has the full list.
Everyone downloads it, someone opens a room, and the app quietly makes one of you the zombie.