Zombie Kingdom Quest
Visit twelve of the stations at Community Park, tick them off as you go, and claim your prize at Zombie HQ. Every one of them is FREE, most take two minutes, and there are paper sheets and colouring pencils at HQ if you would rather do it on paper.
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Where to claim: Zombie HQ, Community Park, 11am to 3pm on Saturday 31 October.
Ticks are kept on this phone only. Nothing is sent to us and there is nothing to sign up for. Close the page and come back later and they will still be here.
Already own Coffee Time?
Then go and play the video game. Coffee Time Adventures is not the board game on a screen. It is a separate Unreal Engine game built around the same characters: you play Little Miss Hot Shot, a very fast shot of espresso, sneaking through the Crumpet World Cemetery while King Tea's crumpet guards patrol it. There is a jetpack hidden in the level.
It is free, it runs on Windows, and it was made by the festival's own director Aaron Wedra, with music by Nick Domke and voice acting by Milly Wedra.





