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HvZ at CU Boulder (Humans vs Zombies), Boulder, Colorado. 776 likes · 1 talking about this. We are the Humans vs Zombies group at the University of Colorado Boulder Campus.
UChicago Humans Vs Zombies, Chicago, Illinois. 824 likes · 5 talking about this. Humans vs. Zombies returns from the dead to bring the apocalypse back to UChicago! Pre-registration for Spring 2022...
Humans vs. Zombies at FSU, Tallahassee, Florida. 73 likes. Florida State's chapter of Humans vs. Zombies! For updates about the game & to chat with friends
Students, faculty, and staff take part in Humans vs. Zombies, or HvZ, a weeklong game of tag with short missions and strategy mixed in. Everyone except for one Original Zombie, selected by a team of admins, starts off as human, and they defend themselves against zombies by stunning them with either marshmallows or balled-up socks.
At its roots, Humans vs. Zombies is a game of tag: the players begin as humans, except that one person is chosen to be the “Original Zombie”. By tagging human players, the Original Zombie turns them into zombies. Tagging a human is equivalent to feeding: a zombie must tag at least one human every 48 hours, or they starve and are removed ...
Humans vs. Zombies provides examples of the following tropes: Abnormal Ammo: While socks and foam darts are standard across most campuses, places in which toy blasters are banned sometimes add other types of ammunition, such as marshmallows, puppy chow, bacon, etc.; Axes at School: Naturally, considering where HvZ is mostly played, though it's downplayed by most games banning realistic-looking ...
Humans vs. Zombies (HvZ) is a 24/7 moderated game of Nerf tag enacted across the entire RIT school campus that is played at universities all over the country. Each semester, we run a themed weeklong game of HvZ from Sunday to Friday night, where humans try to survive as long as possible before being tagged and joining the zombies.
