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-- news rules zombies weapons past events survivor stories setting zombie blog zombie larp live-action survival horror games home what is zombie larp? how to die well games forums refs contact us rss feed twitter facebook prev next zombie larp: white noise drone zombies, nightmares, strange noises, and baxter‘s mechanical claw: white noise was a zombie larp event at friars walk on […] white noise: report in! ladies and gentlemen – thank you. thank you very much. as we’re sure you’re all aware, white noise was […] what i learned by actually roleplaying at zombie larp when those of us who are non-gamers start telling somebody about zombie larp, the conversation usually goes something like this: […] official flexmas>>> missive all test subjects to divert attention screenwise joyous welcomes and ///mandatory/// smiles are yours to enjoy and reciprocate with this […] zombie larp: you’d better watch out christmas-themed, but also of course strongly zombie-themed: you’d better watch out was a zombie larp event at friar’s walk on […] zombie larp: station zero vril batteries, archangel, the otf transmitter and the red leech: station zero was a zombie larp event at friar’s walk […] news 1 white noise: report in! by newsmary – march 25, 2012 posted in: news , survivor stories , zombie larp: white noise liam finally gets eaten. pic by james taylor ladies and gentlemen – thank you. thank you very much. as we’re sure you’re all aware, white noise was rather good . what follows is a bullet-point list of things we remember happening. we’re sure there were far, far more than this, but we can’t be everywhere until mary finally perfects her nightmare science zombie hivemind matrix. so please, please tell us what we missed – leave a comment here, blog about it and send us a link, or email us if you’d like. we’ll collect them up and post them here for posterity. what happened at white noise after removing melee weapons and safe zones from the game – and omitting to tell the players exactly what they were looking for or where to take it when (and if) they found it – the game turned into something of a glorious bloodbath… … aside from the second run, where we handed out a few extra and let a team of mime zombies have free run of the basement. they were incredibly creepy, but their propensity to get stuck behind invisible walls limited their effectiveness… … so that run ended with an epic pitched battle in the main concourse of the mall, with a huge group of players pumping round after round into a committed, terrifying group of the undead. it was so much fun that frankly we didn’t want to stop the game. we saw one man, on the last run, sacrifice himself by screaming for the zombies to eat him so that his friend could get to the exit. on the first run, one team went in as burglars with a large holdall bearing a £ sign. during play, we saw them run past us with the bag in one direction. there was a lot of shouting and gunfire, and then an entirely different team ran past with the bag, yelling “don’t drop the money!” liam, as stan the accountant, set up a whole survivor’s station complete with contaminated food and water, grubby blankets and cryptic signs. we had zombie-killing teams of priests armed with protest signs, zombaid workers with collection buckets, health and safety inspectors with a special zombie warning horn, terrified scientists, businesspeople from a rival corporation, cowboys with hobby horses, and genuine cockney urchins (guv’nor). did we miss any? we probably did. grant spent 15 minutes hyperventilating on the balcony and watching his team die horribly, on the first run he’s played in 3 years. lux lisbon came along to film a music video, and somehow managed to make the game even more fun, what with their tomb raider / kiss / vietnam war costumes and general willingness to die over and over again while wielding massive foam guitars. there is more. so much more. we’ll post up more as we think of it and as you guys remind us. we’re very tired right now, and we’re pretty sure we’ve just accidentally dyed all the white knight costumes a fetching shade of pink in the washing machine. what happens next? as always, if you have photos, videos or other media you’ve taken during the day, or if you blog about it afterwards, please do let us know in the comments or send us a link so we can share it far and wide. there are already a few pictures floating around on facebook – we’ll collect the public ones on our page . enormous thanks to the crew, without whom we wouldn’t have been able to run the game. seriously, those guys in the orange t-shirts – and leech masks, and white knight costumes, and flashing drone head torch affairs – they made the game run smoothly and kept all the tedious admin in order, as well as scaring the crap out of the delicious players on a regular basis. we can’t thank them enough. and finally: we don’t know for certain yet where or when the next game will be. it’s unlikely to be in the mall for a little while, but we have a couple of other potential venues in mind. as soon as we know more, you guys will be the first to know. tags: featured , next event views and reviews 5 march 28, 2012 friars walk friars walk is a disused shopping mall in central reading. it has been the venue for several zombie larp events. […] 1 november 21, 2011 flexmas carols competition – win stuff do you like zombies? do you like christmas? well, you’re just the sort of person we’re looking for. seeing as […] 0 october 6, 2011 nerf deploy – review the nerf n-strike cs-6 ‘deploy’ is a decent blaster with a completely pointless extend-o-function, apparently called “stealth mode”. this gun […] new posts events friars walk 5 comments zombies nightmares no comments survivor stories white noise: report in! 1 comment plot doctor baxter no comments zombie larp: white noise drones no comments zombie larp: white noise white noise no comments zombie larp: white noise zombie larp: white noise – tickets now on sale 1 comment game design zombies at london ia no comments news a visit from father flexmas no comments survivor stories what i learned by actually roleplaying at zombie larp no comments older entries about zombie larp you and your friends, armed with nerf guns , trapped in a zombie-infested building. it’s a live-action game of combat, suspense, black comedy, and high-speed occult fear. read more » when is the next game? we're still hunting for new venues. keep an eye on the site, join the mailing list and follow us on twitter and facebook and we'll keep you posted. featured latest comments tags zombie larp: white noise 27 march 2012 8:50 pm | 5 comments white noise: report in! 25 march 2012 5:02 pm | 1 comment what i learned by actually roleplaying at zombie larp 21 december 2011 10:25 am | no comments official flexmas>>> missive 18 december 2011 10:27 pm | no comments zombie larp: you’d better watch out 13 december 2011 1:49 pm | no comments zombie larp: station zero 28 september 2011 7:30 pm | no comments friars walk 28 march 2012 7:31 am | 5 comments zombie larp: white noise 27 march 2012 8:50 pm | 5 comments nightmares 27 march 2012 4:27 pm | no comments white noise: report in! 25 march 2012 5:02 pm | 1 comment doctor baxter 25 march 2012 4:46 pm | no comments drones 25 march 2012 4:45 pm | no comments adrian lucas white noise: report in! 5 more dead shopping centres that found surprising second lives | gizmodo australia friars walk laraqua screamers dylan wight buzz bee double shot review laraqua horror runs vs terror runs bob nerf vulcan – review antony white art believer bioflex black knight character classes charlie meigh chris farnell core rules danny drones emergent story event reports factions father flexmas featured flexmas harry in character main arms medic! melee weapons nerf raider cs-35 nerf vulcan next event npc photos promo trailer pro team qd gun rescue roleplaying screamer security guard side arms survivor tarot test subject videos vril

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Registrant:
Mary Hamilton

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38 St Faiths Lane
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