Liven Up Lockdown with Walking Weirdly!

Yes, I have been quiet. I have been head-down creating Explore Indoors, a unique new Walking Weirdly game designed to help us all get through the ‘lockdown’ - and I’m really excited to say that it’s ready! If you already know you want to buy an online set, here’s the link to the download...

Buy Walking Weirdly Explore Indoors now!

​But you probably want to know a bit more first...  

Walking Weirdly - Explore Indoors ​is a fun new game that will get you moving, exploring, laughing and thinking differently - wherever you live. Or if you prefer, you can use the cards as 'mindfulness' exercises instead, to bring a bit of calm to difficult days.

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There are 24 different cards, each one offering a unique way to explore your living space, stretch your muscles and get a bit of mental exercise. They're perfect for people who are ‘stuck indoors’, whether for a long time or just for a rainy afternoon when the kids are driving you nuts!

If you’ve played one of my previous Walking Weirdly games already - the Classic or the Snappy version - you’ll know that those are physical sets of cards: ones you can take outside, hold in your hand and shuffle... or drop in the mud! But the Coronavirus lockdown means that we can’t explore the outdoors in quite the same way: we are all limited in how often we can go out, and how far, and where.  And the practicalities of producing and posting physical sets seemed too much of a challenge, too.  So Walking Weirdly - Explore Indoors was born...                                                          ​

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How to Play Walking Weirdly - Explore Indoors
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Pick cards at random. Take on whichever challenges you like. Do the same exploration every day for a week, or pick new ones each time. Play alone or with others, online or in the same household. If you play with others, feel free to race or award points. Or relax and take your time. Aim for laugher, new experiences, interest and fun... Ignore or adapt anything you please: the only rule is, the rules are all yours!  
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I started to create the first Walking Weirdly games after surgery, when I was housebound for 12 weeks. They were my way of having adventures and continuing to explore, even when my mobility was very limited. Now everyone is experiencing some new restrictions and limits on their movement. I do hope you’ll enjoy playing as much as I enjoyed creating them.

Ta leme! Fiona

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