You’re an epidemiologist summoned by Dr. Phillips because a virus has escaped in Geneva—and it's turning people into zombies. You follow his puzzles, track the outbreak, and try to stop the infection before things go off the rails.

People who love thrills—friends who want to race the clock, couples who like danger + scenery, and families with older kids who can handle suspense and detective work.

Yes! Doing this at dusk adds tension: long shadows, fewer people, lights turning on. Solving scary/awesome puzzles together is great for bonding.

Older kids and teens who love zombie or thriller stories will probably be all in. Maybe not the best for very young kids late in the day, but safer (and more fun) during daylight.

It’s spooky and dramatic, not horror-movie level. The idea is suspense, story, adrenaline—not full scare with jump outs. More like the thrill of chase than a scarefest.

Definitely locals can dig this. Even people familiar with Geneva discover stories they didn’t know—Frankenstein references, hidden arsenals, quirky bits in architecture. It shows Geneva in a new way.