All Quarantine Zone The Last Check survivor easter eggs: Skeleton guy and more

Quarantine Zone: The Last Check has some really cool easter eggs related to the survivors who roll into your outposts.

While most of the survivors that arrive are generic and random (changing every save), there are a few known faces. Their clothes and apparel might be randomly generated, but their faces resemble their real-life personalities.

Let’s look at all the popular celebrity NPCs we have in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check.

All celebrity NPCs in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check

Before we deep dive into your in-house celebs, it’s worth noting that they can be infected. Their clothes will differ across saves, but you can identify them by their faces. Their appearances are also randomized, and some of them might not even appear in your specific run.

Crazy Dave

If you’ve played Plants vs Zombies, you’ll immediately identify the pot-bellied man who spawns as a survivor in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check. He also has his signature frying pan in his hand, which makes him quite hilarious to look at.

Skeleton Guy

A guy with skeleton hands and a bag on his head will appear pretty early. While he truly looks like an undead, he has no signs or symptoms. While I made the mistake of eliminating him, he is actually DieDevDie. He is a pretty popular streamer who can be seen regularly on YouTube and TikTok.

Kilira Cooper

The popular French streamer Kilira Cooper also appears as a survivor. While she does look pale due to her makeup, she wasn’t infected in my save, at least.

DansGaming

If you follow streamers online who are into Fallout and Elder Scrolls, chances are that you’ve come across DansGaming’s channel. If you have, you’ll be able to immediately identify when Dans appears as a survivor, trying to find safe passage.

Godenot

Brazilian YouTuber Godenot, like Crazy Dave, has a unique knitted knight helmet when he appears as a survivor. In my save, he was completely free of any problematic symptoms.

Quarantine Zone: The Last Check has also had its first collaboration with Dead by Daylight, and four survivors have crossed to find a shelter in your outpost. You can find four of them appearing randomly, and some of them can also be infected.

Additionally, BaityBait and Lightskin Nightshade also apparently appear as survivors, but they didn’t pop up on my save, sadly.

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Earth of Oryn could become the perfect January launch for those who are into city-building and resource management titles, and its release is almost here.

Originally meant for launch last year, we have had to wait till the first month of January. Earth of Oryn will be released exclusively on Steam, and this guide will help you keep track of the upcoming release.

Earth of Oryn release countdown

Earth of Oryn will be going live globally on Jan. 19. It’s unlikely that there will be any more delays at this late stage, and the following countdown will expire once the game goes live.

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The countdown is based on the following timings.

• 8am PT
• 10am CT
• 11am ET
• 4pm UTC
• 5pm CET

You can wishlist Earth of Oryn as of writing. There’s no pre-purchase, so we will have to wait for the launch to go live before we can purchase. The timings mentioned here are based on the information available on SteamDB.

What to expect from Earth of Oryn

Earth of Oryn puts you in charge of starting a new town in Brandford and building it one block at a time. Place houses, roads, workshops, and markets for your townsfolk to survive and thrive. As your town expands, so will its population.

With a modular building system, you’ll be able to give a personal touch to your base. There are research and new technologies available for you to discover on your journey. From the town design to managing its people and resources, you’ll need to do it all. More features are expected to be added later down the line as Earth of Oryn spends more months in early access.

If you want to check it out, there’s a free demo currently available on Steam. While it’s very early access, the last time I played, it will undoubtedly give you a good overview of what to expect.

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