Here's a couple challenges that players had:
The High Line
Walk the full length and film a 10-second recap of what you saw.
Washington Square Arch
Get your whole team in frame under the arch, doing your house's pose.
Team Spirit
Get a photo with another team wearing your house colors.
Subway Scholar
Name every subway line you rode today, on camera.
Speedrun
Be one of the first three teams to claim any zone today.
Bryant Park
Find a book in the reading room with your team's number somewhere on the cover.
Using airtags, your team's position is displayed in real time, along with everybody else. Different Zones have different challenges that you can complete to earn points!
Every zone has a challenge attached to it. Do the challenge, send in proof, and the zone earns your team points every hour you hold it.
Any other team can retake a zone you're holding by finishing the same challenge. Keep checking the map, and keep track of your zone's status.
80 teenagers, 4 houses and 20 teams. Plan with your teammates, and aim to comeplete the most challenges to earn the most points!
Not everything is tied to a zone. General challenges are open to everyone for points, and every so often a live event pops up too.
Keep track of the game; every challenge and zone updates the leaderboard, so you'll always know exactly where your team and house stand.
Want to play for yourself? Check out our repo for instructions.
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