THE OUTBREAK

Sync your steps. Survive the zombies. The Virtual Race Event you’ve been waiting for has arrived!

It's finally happened... the zombie outbreak is HERE and your only hope for survival is to outrun them! Use real world steps and exercise to survive in this zombie outbreak Virtual Run.

Enjoy the Outbreak in one of two modes:
RACE - test your individual skills or a team’s in a Virtual Race to the finish line. Work to cover your distance requirements in as short a time as possible. Races include commemorative T-Shirts and finisher medals.

CHALLENGE - a multi week team based program where steps and exercise requirements increase each week - a great training program for small and large groups.

The Outbreak is a physical activity challenge designed to help you achieve your personal health goals by testing and improving your weekly commitment to daily movement and exercise. So… load up the app, make your character, join a mission, get inspired and get results!

Challenges and Races are divided into Seasons. Each season the world changes and evolves, and you can play through the story of The Outbreak in multiple unique adventures.

- Sync your steps and exercise from Fitbit, Garmin, or Google Fit*
- Form a team and get active**
- Use your real-world steps to move your team
- Use your real-world exercise to battle zombies
- Keep track of your progress on the level maps and leaderboards
- Tons of content, with regular expansions and updates.
- Play as Humans OR Zombies in over 15 different virtual races and challenges.

*Use your favorite fitness tracker or fitness app to sync your activity data to The Outbreak. Please consult your individual app(s) to ensure that they have permission to write Steps and Workouts to Google Fit.
**The Outbreak requires an invite code in order to participate. If you are part of a private group challenge, please consult your challenge organizer for your invite code. If you're an individual or group in need of an invite code, please visit outbreakchallenge.com to get started.

This project was completed with assistance from the Georgia Film Office, a division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development.