Quarantine Zombies

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Quarantine Zombies is a single player survival shooter game with a post-apocalyptic theme. It was developed by Stones Games and was released on November 1, 2025. It received neutral reviews from players.

28 days ago, you got the call - your brother’s checkpoint had fallen. Now it’s surrounded by the dead. He’s not like you. He’s a scientist, chasing a cure. You’ve spent your life as a cop - fighting, surviving. Now, to save him, you’ll need a reinforced ride and a plan to hand your own checkpoint over to the U.S. Army. You’re the last surviving soldier at the only checkpoint still standing in …

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56%

Audience ScoreBased on 27 reviews

atmosphere2 positive mentions

optimization3 negative mentions

Unique blend of shooter action and strategic health-check mechanics keeps gameplay tense and engaging.
Compelling post-apocalyptic atmosphere and storyline with emotional depth, including a mission to save the protagonist's brother.
Variety in gameplay including checkpoint management, zombie shooting, and driving sections adds freshness to the experience.

Game suffers from glitches, poor AI voice acting, and robotic NPC behavior leading to immersion-breaking moments.
Inconsistent and sometimes illogical infection detection mechanics undermine player decision impact.
Performance issues, lack of polish, infinite zombie spawns, and poor turret mechanics negatively affect gameplay quality.

story
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is generally praised for being simple yet engaging, serving as a strong driving force that enhances the gameplay and atmosphere. It effectively combines personal elements, such as saving a younger brother, with a convincing post-apocalyptic setting, leaving players invested and eager for continuation. Some reviewers wished for more variety in quests, but overall, the narrative is considered compelling and immersive.
- “The post-apocalyptic atmosphere is convincing enough to pull you in, and the scenario adds real charm, namely the mission where you have to repair a broken car to reach the next checkpoint and save your younger brother.”
- “Behind its seemingly simple exterior lies a much deeper and more gripping story.”
- “The story isn’t just a backdrop but a full-fledged driving force behind everything that happens.”
- “Performance is alright, sounds are extremely loud, the gear isn't that great, and the story isn't all that interesting.”
- “This game is a clone of quarantine zone in terms of the refugee inspection mechanics, but about 70% of it is about shooting, a story of saving your brother, and driving around Chicago.”
- “Only thing I missed: more quests outside the base.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay combines shooter action with unique mechanics like health checks and refugee inspection, creating tension without overwhelming players. However, some feel the difficulty arises more from randomness than skill-based progression. Overall, the gameplay is engaging but could benefit from more refined core loops.
- “Quarantine Zombies is a mix of shooter action with an interesting health-check mechanic that keeps things tense without becoming overwhelming.”
- “The game actually has some very interesting mechanics.”
- “I would like to mention the plot separately, it is simple and understandable, it is a pleasant addition to the gameplay, you understand what, why, and for what you are doing, not in vain.”
- “This doesn’t feel like rising difficulty, but rather randomness pretending to be a mechanic.”
- “For one of the main gameplay loops, this really needed to be better.”
- “This game is a clone of Quarantine Zone in terms of the refugee inspection mechanics, but about 70% of it is about shooting, a story of saving your brother, and driving around Chicago.”
optimization
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is generally poor, with performance issues and occasional odd behavior, resulting in a subpar visual experience. However, despite these shortcomings, it remains playable and enjoyable for many users.
- “Yes, the game has quite a few minor issues—especially with performance—but it's definitely playable and enjoyable.”
- “Performance is alright, sounds are extremely loud, the gear isn't that great, and the story isn't all that interesting.”
- “Badly optimized, screen looks like a smudge of poo.”
- “Poorly optimized.”
- “Performance does odd things from time to time.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's post-apocalyptic atmosphere is immersive and compelling, effectively creating a tense and oppressive mood similar to the first Dying Light. Key scenarios, like repairing a broken car to save a loved one, add emotional depth and charm to the experience.
- “The post-apocalyptic atmosphere is convincing enough to pull you in, and the scenario adds real charm, namely the mission where you have to repair a broken car to reach the next checkpoint and save your younger brother.”
- “The atmosphere strongly resembles the first Dying Light: tense, oppressive, with a constant sense of isolation and looming threat.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game suffers from significant stability issues, including bugs and poor AI performance, leading to a frustrating experience.
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is lighthearted and arises naturally from its simplicity and numerous non-game-breaking bugs, which players find amusing.
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are dark and effectively create a tense, dangerous atmosphere.
- “The graphics are dark and convey the sense of danger.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music is widely praised for being outstanding and highly enjoyable.
- “The soundtrack is simply amazing!”