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HEADING
All the computers in the county have been locked by a mysterious virus, and hackers are demanding millions to release them. You have heard of a ‘backdoor’ password which will release the computers that has been hidden around Hertford for years – can you find it before it is too late?
HERTFORD TOWN ADVENTURE
All the computers in the county have been locked by a mysterious virus, and hackers are demanding millions to release them. You have heard of a ‘backdoor’ password which will release the computers that has been hidden around Hertford for years – can you find it before it is too late?
Your Challenge
It is a bad day in Hertford. All the computers in the county have been locked by a mysterious virus, and hackers are demanding millions to release them. No work can be done, the banks are paralysed and even the traffic signals have stopped working. You have been asked to help and your investigations have revealed the potential of a ‘backdoor’ password, which was hidden around town and which will release the computers before it is too late. This could really hurt the own for years to come – can you find the password before it is too late? Please hurry.
This game will normally last around 90 minutes but there is no restrictions on time. You will be able to stop the clock once to take a break.
Local History
Hertford grew around a ford on the River Lea, near its confluences with the rivers Mimram, Beane, and Rib. The Lea is navigable from the Thames up to Hertford. Fortified settlements were established on each side of the ford at Hertford in 913 AD. The county of Hertfordshire was established at a similar time, being named after and administered from Hertford. Hertford Castle was built shortly after the Norman Conquest in 1066 and remained a royal residence until the early seventeenth century.
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LOCAL PARTNERS: Places to buy games locally
DETAIL
Travel Information
Hertford is very easy to get to by bus, train and car. There are two train stations – Hertford East and Hertford North – and both are around 10 minutes walk to the start point. Buses come from most local towns and the bus station is just a few minutes walk. Parking is difficult in the town centre but there are car-parks, and you can also park in both Sainsburys (pay but free with purchases) and Tesco’s (max 2 hours). All car parks are within 5 minutes walk of the start point.
Testimonials
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“INTRIGUING”
The puzzles were challenging and entertaining, and we all had a really good time solving the clues around town despite a short shower! Would highly recommend.”
– M Victoria
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“SOMETHING NEW AT THE PARK”
The game was well thought out — loved the theme — and all in our local park. Great for families with younger kids and tweens who want to do something different.”
– K Martin
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“THE APP IS VERY CLEVER”
We really enjoyed this outdoor fun adventure! A great way to spend a couple of hours racing about in the outdoors trying to solve puzzles and clues.”
– Y Lim
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