
Run a market inside a quarantine zone. Check temperatures, manage customers and inventory, and defend the walls during zombie raids. A first-person market management simulator set in a post-apocalyptic world.
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🧪 About the Prologue
The Prologue version has limited content. The full version will include more systems, content, and improvements.
Quarantine Market Simulator is a first-person market management simulation game set in a post-apocalyptic world.
Even after the collapse of society, people still need food and supplies.
You are in charge of one of the last operating markets inside a quarantine zone.
Stock and organize shelves
Manage inventory and keep the economy running
Handle customers and process payments
• Thieves may try to steal money from the register
• Catch the thief before they escape
• Use your spiked baseball bat to stop them
• Recover the stolen money and restore order
🌡️ Quarantine Control
Check customer temperatures at the entrance
Customers with high temperature may be infected
Some may try to bribe their way inside
The decision is yours: decline, or take the risk
The quarantine zone is never truly safe.
When threats approach the colony walls, you are called to the defense line.
Operate a minigun to defend the wall
Stop incoming threats before they break through
Protect the wall’s durability
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Japanese, Korean, Spanish - Latin America, Polish, Russian +1 more
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There are many things that can be improved but it was fun building up my store in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. Defending against a horde of the undead was a nice touch. Some things to improve are: -Being able to move products to different shelves. -Being able to put back money in the register after acidentally getting too much rather than exiting out of it. -Making the temperature scanner equipable rather than needing to be forced into a position. -Making the register able to walk into rather than having the same forced position as the temperature scanner. -Being able to buy a gun rather than chasing down the thief with a bat. -Being able to move the register/computer. -The pathing of the NPCs could be made smoother. -The minigame for taking bribes isn't lucrative enough to risk a fine. An interesting idea could be to be able to scavenge for resources at night in instanced locations which you could then bring back to sell in the shop during the day.
its a good game, its good simulator.
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Man I need this game. I've played a lot of simulator, diverse situation, and this one is unique. I need the full version, 'cause at each update and upgrade, it's even more good! Can't wait the final version!
This is a very interesting and well thought out concept. Especially the customers wearing survival style outfits that fit the apocalyptic setting, and the buildings around the shop being covered with vines and the foggy sky really reflect the concept perfectly. Also, mechanics like temperature checking and wall defense add more flavor to the experience. Music would have made the atmosphere even better, but it’s probably because this is a prologue since the developer mentions that the content is limited. I liked it and I can recommend it.
It brings a different approach to the genre you’re constantly busy while playing which keeps it from getting boring I liked how the systems work together overall it felt smooth and enjoyable
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it’s a nice simulator game if you like shop management and zombies it’s worth trying
I tried both the demo and the prologue of Quarantine Market Simulator Prologue and honestly it was better than I expected The gameplay is pretty simple you stock shelves deal with customers and handle the checkout but it doesnt get boring it actually turns into a really smooth and satisfying loop What kept me playing were the extra mechanics like checking customers temperature taking bribes from risky ones with high fever and even using a minigun to deal with zombie waves on the side it sounds random but it works and keeps things fun Overall if you like simulation games its definitely worth trying feels like a solid base for the full version
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