Quarantine Zone The Last Check

What was the reason this game was made in the first place?
The game began with a simple but unique idea inside our team - focusing on inspection and tough, consequential decisions rather than typical zombie action. It felt fresh and unexplored, so we built the entire project around that core concept.

At what percentage are you guys at now with the overall game to release timeline?
Most of the release mechanics are ready, we’re polishing and bugfixing at the moment

How are you guys feeling with the upcoming release? Are you happy with where you're at?
Obviously! There's a lot of concerns and cool features that we want to add to the game, so I can't say it's easy at this point, but hell yeah! QZ is almost out baby!

What's your opinion on games that copy the mechanics, but not the models or scripts, of Quarantine Zone? Also, was Quarantine Zone the original idea, or were you inspired by something else?
The concept itself originated inside our team. One of our developers pitched the initial idea, and it immediately felt fresh and workable. We were genuinely surprised no one had explored this angle before - it clicked instantly and opened the door to the systems we’re building today.

We see it the same way many creative fields do - when an idea resonates, it naturally inspires variations. As long as teams aren’t lifting our assets or code, exploring similar themes or mechanics is completely fair. In fact, it usually means the core concept is strong and recognisable, which we take as a positive sign.

Will there be Quarantine Zone 2?
That is too early to tell, but that being said, we plan to support Quarantine Zone with content after its release.

Why did you decide to scrap the cart? Were there many people who didn’t like it, or was it simply a gameplay decision?
We didn’t remove it completely, the cart is still used in one of the features. We just decided to reduce how often players have to interact with it.

Would you guys consider a rare event where a zombie could break the containment glass if left in the quarantine zone for too long?
Post the idea in game suggestions in our Discord server. Our game designer love to watch your ideas and some of them are already in the roadmap!

The game changed greatly since we launched the demo back in May of last year, and we’d like to highlight a few things:

New tools and improved existing tools are at your disposal
New tablet UI used for base and resource management, no longer using the cart for manual supply management
New gameplay elements, such as a science lab that adds more to the core gameplay loop
New quest system that adds variety to the screening process with specific rules and criteria for letting survivors through
And so much more for you to uncover