Much like the predecessor Subsurface Circular, Quarantine works similarly with its dialogue-driven narrative to keep the plot moving forward. Instead of AI-driven robots interacting with each other, it's now about humans who are on the brink of extinction due to a lethal infection spreading wide and quickly. Things would take a turn when an alien being has been found and contained on a medical vessel, who could decide the fate of humanity depending on the player's choices. The immersion of the plot is easy thanks to game's focus on dialogue and the distinctive personalities of each character involved, so I'll give props to the writer.

At first playthrough, I was on the fence with replaying and trying all the options but I gotta thank the completionist within me for giving it new runs. With each replay, I felt more engaged with the story and different character's development. There are certainly moments I wished I could skip familiar dialogues but over that,

I am pleased once again by the developers for delivering once again. This interactive story game can be finished in barely an hour but opens for many options to explore, touching upon different situations where it gets light-hearted, tense and at times philosophical. Recommended for most people who like to play for the story!