Quarantine Zone: The Last Check

This game is an amazing addition to the "papers please" game format Pros: -Most of the upgrades are very useful for saving time checking survivors, or making the base easier to manage, of course some upgrades are essential if you want to keep the survivors in the block alive. -Most of the symptoms are straightforward and somewhat easy to spot if you are looking for them, there is also animation queues for certain symptoms (example: sneezing for a fever) -The base defense portion isn't too hard to do as long as you remember to switch between weapons -The ambience of the game is amazing, it truly does feel like a zombie apocalypse. -Each and every thing used to check for symptoms is very interesting and fun to use -The clunky parts of the game that were in the demo have been polished out very well. Cons: -Sometimes the large influx of survivors isn't enough to keep up with even the max level upgrades, I got 30 survivors before my last evacuation, one died of starvation simply because there wasn't enough space in the canteen. This game has a fair few bugs, here are some I found -Zombies just sitting inside the base after you get the gun, they only attack you, I can only conclude this is a bug because a quarantine zone would be pretty bad if random zombies could just sneak in even if you let in NO infected. -Survivor animations bugging causing them to appear outside of the survivor block without a side quest, or to appear floating (I found one guy doing what seemed to be a surprisingly comfortable air chair, some side quests becoming incompletable (Modern Day Prometheus I'm looking at you) -You can't cage infected survivors before they turn, instead you actively have to let those infected survivors kill everyone in quarantine, or clean out quarantine completely which is often impossible without some guesswork -Some game design points ruin the immersion a bit, for example the laboratory, its surprisingly brutal, and has the survivor who you send there just chained down in the center, you dissect them alive basically, most people would rather risk getting shot then going in a test tube like that