Keep your setup
Save named presets for your target distances, equipment, ammunition and game settings. Web setups are linked to your account and cached on the device for offline use.
200 Yards to Hell: Zombie Shooting Timer & Shooting Game
UBB: 200 Yards to Hell turns your approved range course into a zombie survival shooting drill. Set the horde size, target distances and zombie speed, then use timed stages to see whether you can survive. This shooting timer and score tracker supports firearms and airsoft, with a spotter or a solo shooter.
Looking for Zombie Rush? That was the earlier working name of UBB: 200 Yards to Hell.
$9.99 · one-time web access
Set up your approved range course, choose your zombie speed, and play with a spotter or record your results after a solo drill.
Web purchases also include access to the Android app when it launches on Google Play. Use the same game account; you will not need to purchase again.
Play on your phone or computer
Sign in, then purchase web access or redeem a free access code. After opening the game online, allow the offline download to complete and test it in airplane mode before leaving coverage.
The web version must stay visible during drills. Android’s locked-screen solo service is a separate native feature. Web access is available for desktop and Android browsers. iPhone support is coming after device testing.
How the zombie shooting drill works
- Build your horde. Choose 1–35 zombies; the default is 20.
- Choose your course. Firearms default to 200, 100, 50 and 25 yards. Airsoft defaults to 40, 30, 20 and 10 yards. Custom distances adjust the timers and stay out of the public leaderboard.
- Set the speed. Walker, Jogger and Sprinter Zombies change how quickly the countdown runs.
- Play the drill. With Spotter, log shots using the on-screen buttons. Without Spotter, stages advance automatically and you record ammunition used and confirmed hits after the round.
- Review and compare. Confirm target hits, review your score and total drill time, export a PDF report, and optionally upload an eligible round to the public leaderboard.
Only headshots count: a hit inside the 10-inch zombie stencil circle earns one kill credit; the marked forehead box earns two. Your final score is your starting horde size minus kill credits. Zero or lower means you met the goal; lower scores are better, and faster total drill time breaks equal-score ties.
Follow the game rules, approved range procedures and target guidance. Use the Zombie Stencil to prepare targets; its game add-on is $6.99 when purchased together.
A shooting timer with score tracking
Practice reloads
Set ammunition and magazine limits. With Spotter, logged shots trigger reload reminders while the countdown continues.
Review your range day
Track confirmed hits, misses, ammunition used, optional ammo costs and drill time. Export one round or your saved history as an easy-to-read PDF.
Share your result
Choose a public shooter name and upload eligible default-distance scores. Optional photos and YouTube links require administrator approval before appearing publicly.
Zombie shooting timer questions
Does this shooting timer detect gunshots through the microphone?
No. This is a countdown-based shooting drill timer and score tracker. A spotter records shots using buttons, or a solo shooter enters shots and confirmed hits after the drill. It does not automatically detect shots or verify hits.
Can I use the zombie shooting game for airsoft?
Yes. Airsoft has 40/30/20/10-yard default stages, adjustable zombie counts and timers based on the selected speed. With Spotter, HIT and MISS buttons are available at every stage. Use suitable targets, a backstop and appropriate eye protection.
Can I play without internet?
Open the game online, let its offline files finish downloading, then test it in airplane mode before leaving coverage. Gameplay works offline on the prepared device; account sync and leaderboard uploads require a connection. Keep the web version visible during a drill.
Is 200 Yards to Hell the same as Zombie Rush?
Yes. Zombie Rush was the earlier working name. The released game is called UBB: 200 Yards to Hell.
What does web access cost?
Web access is $9.99 once. The Zombie Stencil bundle offers the game add-on for $6.99. Web buyers will also receive Android access when the Google Play app launches, using the same game account.
What makes a score eligible for the leaderboard?
Use the four default distances for your game type. The leaderboard groups comparable settings, shows the final score and drill time, and ranks equal scores by fastest time. Custom courses remain available in local history and PDF reports.
Your player account
Choose a public shooter name when creating an account. Your Email/Username stays private; only your Public Shooter name appears on the leaderboard. Keep your recovery code somewhere safe.