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Quarantine Zone: The Last Check Surpasses 1 Million Wishlists on Steam

Juli 31, 2025
Screenshot from Quarantine Zone: The Last Check showing checkpoint inspection gameplay and a character being scanned for infection.

The upcoming zombie management sim Quarantine Zone: The Last Check has officially passed 1 million wishlists on Steam, setting the stage for what could be the next viral indie hit. Developed by Brigada Games, the title is set to launch in November 2025, and early indicators suggest it’s one of the most anticipated indie releases of the year.

🎮 A Unique Twist on the Zombie Genre

Unlike traditional survival horror games, Quarantine Zone: The Last Check puts players in charge of a checkpoint within a quarantine zone, where they must scan, assess, and decide the fate of incoming civilians. Every decision matters — players will allocate scarce medical supplies, identify infected individuals, and maintain order under extreme pressure.

The game blends elements of simulation, strategy, and narrative tension, offering “intense decision-making” and “strategic progression,” according to its official Steam page.

📈 Viral Buzz and Indie Momentum

Brigada Games recently revealed via a Steam developer update that the game has crossed the 1 million wishlist milestone. Much of this momentum is attributed to viral clips circulating on TikTok and YouTube Shorts, which have showcased the game’s stressful yet compelling gameplay loop.

This rise mirrors the success of other breakout indie titles like Schedule 1, REPO, and PEAK, which also leveraged viral marketing to dominate player interest.

🚀 What’s Next for Quarantine Zone

With such strong pre-launch engagement, expectations are high for the game’s release in late 2025. No word yet on a demo or early access, but Brigada Games appears focused on delivering a polished and impactful launch experience.

If wishlist numbers are any indication, Quarantine Zone: The Last Check may become one of 2025’s biggest indie breakout hits, reshaping how narrative-heavy zombie games are made — and played.