Quarantine for Windows

Mission Brief — Lead the Global Response

Quarantine is a tactical, turn-based strategy experience that puts you at the helm of a worldwide effort to stop emerging pathogens. As director of Pandemic Research, you must contain and eradicate newly discovered diseases before they sweep across the planet. Send teams into the field, develop countermeasures in labs and bases, and secure the resources needed to end the outbreaks.

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Assemble Your Response Team

Success depends on picking the right specialists and assigning them to roles that match each mission’s demands. Available positions include:

• Security specialist — protects personnel and secures high-risk zones
• Diplomatic envoy — negotiates access, resources, and cooperation with local authorities
• Field medic — treats infected civilians and supports containment operations
• Research scientist — analyzes samples and develops vaccines or treatments

Team members gain experience on assignments, improving their effectiveness as you deploy them to new challenges.

Operations, Research, and Progression

Field missions yield biological samples that you can analyze in your laboratories or forward bases. Research unlocks treatments and defensive measures, but pathogens may evolve as you develop countermeasures, forcing you to adapt strategies continually. You’ll also need to obtain funding and logistical support to expand capabilities and ultimately neutralize the threats.

Multiple Pathogens — Distinct Threats

You’ll face three classes of contagions, each requiring different approaches:

• Virus: rapid spread and mutation potential that demands timely containment and antiviral development
• Bacterial outbreak: may respond to targeted therapies but can cause localized devastation if unchecked
• Prion disease: slow, insidious, and particularly difficult to treat, presenting unique research challenges

Balancing research priorities and field operations across these varied threats is the core challenge — build the right team and evolve your tactics to prevail.