"Papers, Please" meets zombie apocalypse. Command the last blockade, inspect survivors, and decide their fate: trust, quarantine, or liquidate. Expand your base, upgrade defenses, and fend off hordes. Every step shapes humanity’s survival. Your choice matters and every mistake costs a life...
Step into the boots of an army officer in Quarantine Zone: The Last Checkpoint, a gripping survival simulation where every decision is a question of life or death for somebody. In a world ravaged by a zombie outbreak, you oversee a critical checkpoint tasked with separating healthy refugees from the infected—and sometimes, the merely suspicious.
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PSA: DO NOT UPGRADE YOUR BASE UNTIL PROMPTED, it will softlock you out and need to restart the campaign Hope they patch this soon. otherwise, great game 10/10 will keep Crazy Dave in my base! ==Update== They patched the softlock mentioned above If only they can provide us with a better flashlight, this lousy crap keeps flickering and so dim smh And fix the toggle to crouch too while you're at it!
If you're interest in buying, WAIT on this game for now. Though it doesn't say it, this game FEELS early access. It's way too buggy for a "Full Release" title and it needs QOL adjustments to some pretty annoying features. Some examples of what I mean: - When using the X-ray, contraband will NOT show up visually. The only way to see it is by hovering your mouse back and forth until the "E" button lights on the bottom left of your screen. This is a core feature of the game that's broken btw... - The "toggle crouch" button just straight up doesn't work - Sometimes using the lab will disable your ability to sprint unless you reset the day/your game - You can softlock your game by upgrading the base too early in the campaign - Directives will sometimes give you inaccurate/incomplete information. Not sure if that's a feature or a bug, but it sucks either way - Zombies are SCARY!!!... if they
Quarantine Zone is one of those games that pretends it's going to be tense, stressful and full of tough decisions... and then turns into a very polite spreadsheet with zombies. The idea is actually cool. You sit at a checkpoint during a zombie outbreak, scan people, look for symptoms, and decide who gets in. Sounds like pressure, right? Moral dilemmas, panic, "oh no, what if I mess this up"? Yeah. No. The game is ridiculously easy. Within the first 30-40 minutes, you already know everything. Not "most things" - everything. There's no moment where you stop and think "damn, what should I do here?". You just scan, click, move on. Repeat until the end of time. The symptom detection system deserves a special mention, because it sounds deep and ends up being a joke. New symptoms don't really change anything. They're just extra buttons you press before making the same obvious decision. No ten
Fun but the drone defense segments really break up the flow of the game and feel like a chore to go through.
This really leans into being streamer bait over a fully realized simulator. A lot of the in-game information is weirdly flawed and misleading, like the pale skin symptom being taken under really blown out lighting when in-game people with pale skin are actually purple. The in-game handbook misled me into thinking cigarettes and garlic were contraband because their examples didn't bother to hide items that aren't contraband. The upgrades are extremely shallow to the point where you will play through a majority of the game with the first generator upgrade because basically nothing uses power. There's also only like 2 tool upgrades that aren't a waste. The streamer cameos are also pretty badly handled. For whatever reason a lot of unique belongings that count as contraband despite not fitting the in-game description of contraband because the weird collection system only works with items sei
I bought Quarantine Zone: The Last Check expecting a tense zombie management sim and instead got promoted to the most stressful customer service job in the apocalypse. Five stars, would absolutely deny entry again. This game turns you into the bouncer of the end times. Every survivor waddles up looking suspicious, coughing like they just ate drywall, and it is your job to decide if they get safety or a fast track to the lab where science definitely does not ask for consent. The screening tools make you feel incredibly smart until you realize you just missed the guy hiding contraband, three bite marks, and what is clearly a cursed artifact in his backpack. The real magic is how good it feels to fail. One bad call and suddenly your camp is on fire, the alarms are screaming, and you are piloting drones like a caffeinated action hero trying to clean up your own mistakes. Resource managemen
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