Dev builds real-life zombie chase app in a weekend using Claude Code
jordiponsdotme · x · 2026-08-29
A developer created a "zombie chase" real-life runner app in a weekend using Claude Code. The game utilizes actual GPS positioning, requiring players to physically run to escape zombies.
Mechanics include a 60-second head start, tap-to-shoot with limited starting ammo, collecting ammo crates and hourglasses on the route, and a charge meter to shove back the horde. The author argues this is the true form of AI fitness apps—gamifying the workout itself.
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