1. Zombie Zip Code Original eLearning Game

2. Zombie Zip Code Town has been overrun by zombie while you were at work! Run through the streets to find your way back home. But watch out! Zombies can be found at every turn including your co-workers. Number of Players: 2-4 Game Contents Game includes a board, a dice, four regular playing pieces, four zombie playing pieces and 50 game cards. Game Assembly Unfold the board playing on a level surface. Shuffle the game cards and place them onto the draw pile face down. Place your regular character(s) on the start line. Game Play Roll the dice to determine who goes first (highest roll). Turn order is in counter clockwise motion around the board. Roll the dice moving along the board. The number on the square you land on determines how many game cards must be drawn and completed. Special Conditions If a player lands on another player they're turned into a zombie. Swap your person for a zombie player. Your objective is to now land on other players to infect them. Once you’re a zombie, game cards no longer apply. The three red corner are zones which have been infected. Land in one and you automatically become a zombie. Winning/Scoring Winner is the first regular playing piece to reach the finish line. If all players are zombies then the first zombie to the finish line wins. Rules

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4. Playing Pieces Dice

5. Cards Sample Game Card Text Front Back Examples: Negative You tripped! Go back one space. Your shoe is untied! Go back two spaces. You’re a Zombie! Switch your playing piece. Positive You found a gun! Hold onto this card and thwart any zombie attacks. Good for only one use. You found an energy drink! Sprint ahead three spaces and do not pick up any playing card. You found an antidote! Turn back into a regular playing piece or hold on to it in case you get infected. Good for only one use.

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