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Quarantine Zone was almost a zombie-free sim about managing a warehouse




Something curious happened in mid-2024: everyone went crazy over a little game called Supermarket Simulator. There's never a shortage of quirky little games about doing real-life jobs, but for some reason this particular retail sim about stocking shelves and waiting on customers blew up big—and that didn't just draw the attention of players, but other developers...
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Quarantine Zone creator reveals 3 reasons the zombie sim went viral on TikTok




Quarantine Zone: The Last Check is a simulation game set during the post-apocalypse where you scan survivors for signs of a zombie virus before either letting them through a military checkpoint to safety or… y'know, icing them...
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Devolver sign up to publish Quarantine Zone, in which you run the checkpoint during a zombie apocalypse


In Quarantine Zone: The Last Check, you play one of the hazmat-sporting goons at a government checkpoint during a zombie apocalypse. Your job is to let refugees through the gate one by one, and appraise them for evidence of infection. You know the kind of thing: hidden bite marks, weird heartbeats, high temperatures, people ripping your face off without showing appropriate documentation, etcetera.

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Quarantine Zone | Brigada Games x Devolver Digital Partnership Announcement

[p]Greetings, everyone!

We come bearing great news. First things first - we’ve crossed a massive milestone of 1 Million wishlists, and more than one and a half million players have played our demo since its launch in May 2025.[/p][p][/p][p]We’d like to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who stayed with the project so far: the first playtesters, all the demo players, hundreds of content creators who shared our demo with their communites, all of our social media followers, and our amazing Discord community, which has grown to more than 30 thousands members - we could not have done it without you. Every last bit of feedback you left, the countless replies to surveys you provided us with, and all the bug reports allowed us to continue working on the release version of the game and make it better and better.[/p][p][/p][p]Secondly, we’ve just reached an agreement with the amazing people (and absolute maniacs) from Devolver Digital to publish our game. This provides our team with additional resources and options to increase the quality of the final product and reach as many potential players as possible.[/p][p][/p][p]We are so excited about where this partnership can take us, and because we’re going to be able to try some new things, we’ll need to push Quarantine Zone’s launch window from September to November of this year (with the exact date to be announced later on). [/p][p][/p][p]While we understand that players would love to get their hands on the game and explore the Quarantine Zone as soon as possible, the additional time and the partnership with Devolver Digital allow us to focus our entire effort on further improving the game and plan even more content for after the initial release.[/p][p]
[/p][p]We’ll be sharing more news about the game’s development and our work with Devolver Digital real soon, before the release in November. Stay tuned for all the awesome news we have yet to share![/p][p]
[/p][p]About Quarantine Zone:[/p][p]Border checkpoint simulator meets zombie apocalypse. Command the last checkpoint, inspect survivors, and decide their fate: trust, quarantine, or liquidate.[/p][p]Play demo here:[/p][p][/p][p][dynamiclink][/dynamiclink] [/p][p]You can also find us on other social media:[/p][p]Quarantine Zone on Reddit[/p][p]Quarantine Zone on X[/p][p]Quarantine Zone on TikTok[/p]

'People hate it. It's very annoying. It's like a boss in Dark Souls': Quarantine Zone's biggest source of negative feedback is that dang supply cart




long with a million wishlists, the demo for zombie apocalypse management sim Quarantine Zone: The Last Check got a lot of feedback. The demo was massively popular when it launched in May, and linked to a survey for players to fill out when they finished playing...
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