🧟 ZOMBIE CRUSHER 🚗

The city fell tonight. You've got a rusty orange car, a full tank, and a city full of the undead. Run them down before they swarm you.

▶ Play: Zombie Crusher

🎮 Controls W / ↑: gas

S / ↓: brake and reverse

A D / ← →: steer

Space: handbrake drift

Mouse or touch: hold where you want to go and the car drives there

Click the game first so it picks up your keys.

📜 Rules

Crush zombies by hitting them at speed. If you're too slow, they get pushed aside and start biting your car.

Know your zombies:

Build combos: crush zombies in quick succession to multiply your points, up to ×10.

Watch your health: bites and crashes into buildings damage the car. At zero health, your car is wrecked and the game is over.

🩹 Med kits repair your car by 30% of its health.

🔋 Batteries give you a 10-second shield. The car takes no damage, and every zombie that touches the shield is crushed, brutes included.

Waves: a new wave starts every 40 seconds, with more zombies, more runners, and more brutes.

Use the minimap in the corner to find pickups: red dots are med kits, blue dots are batteries.

How long can you survive? Share your best score! 💀

This is awesome! Such great memories of those early GTA games. Congrats!

BÚNKER 7 — Escape Rooms, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.

The problem: Mariana designed all four rooms herself and runs them with two part-time gamemasters. Her personal phone is the booking desk. Every inquiry lands on WhatsApp, peaking Friday 19:00–23:00 — exactly when she's inside a room and can't look at her screen. Twelve hours a week gone, and 24% of weekend sessions still go empty.

What I built: an escape room booking system where the inquiry never happens. The customer picks a door, picks a time, confirms. Three taps, forty seconds, instant confirmation with a sealed case code. Zero actions from the owner.

The part nobody models: the 20-minute reset. Every room has to be rebuilt between groups, so one booking occupies 80 minutes of calendar, not 60. Booking 19:00 blocks the room until 20:20 and the next offered slot is 20:30 — never 20:00. Blocked windows stay visible, labelled IN PLAY and RESET IN PROGRESS with diagonal hatching, so the customer understands the constraint instead of hitting an invisible wall. This is the exact mistake Mariana made every Friday, booking back-to-back from chat and then running.

Also: real .ics download, a group link where each player confirms attendance without an account, automatic reminders at 24h and 2h with one-tap reschedule, and a waitlist that reassigns a freed session on its own.

The operations terminal quantifies the win in the owner's own language: "Hours of WhatsApp saved this month." Not a vanity metric — confirmed bookings × the 9 minutes each one used to cost her.

Craft notes: a cinematic bunker corridor where each of the four doors is a different object — a riveted Soviet blast door, a chipped enamel asylum door, a carved stone crypt slab, a hazard-chevron airlock — and each room page has its own art direction inheriting that door's light. Bilingual EN/ES. No placeholder states anywhere: if a panel had no real data, I didn't build it.

Live site: https://bunker7-ycel.lovable.app Operations terminal: /admin · demo code 0770 Method & before/after: /metodo X post: https://x.com/YcelCardona_Pro/status/2105889889527156890

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