In Quarantine Zone: The Last Check, I spent hours wandering in circles, convinced the “Ask Your Mom” quest was bugged. The in-game clues felt like riddles wrapped in enigmas, and the clock was ticking. Turns out, I just needed a clearer map.
Forget zombie hordes; this quest is a scavenger hunt for rogue street art. Six graffiti poems are scattered around your base, and your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find them all. If the game’s cryptic hints aren’t cutting it, this guide pinpoints every tag.
How to start the Ask Your Mom quest in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check
Ever notice how real life throws chores at you the moment you sit down to relax? Quarantine Zone imitates life: Day 8 starts the “Ask Your Mom” quest after you access the Bulletin Board (Day 7 prerequisite). The first piece of graffiti is practically under your nose, right outside your tent. Find it, and the hunt begins.
From there, five more poems await discovery.
Graffiti 1
This is the low-hanging fruit. Shine your flashlight outside your tent, and bam, graffiti. Spotting it triggers a trail of footprints, breadcrumbs to the remaining locations. The catch? You must follow the footsteps’ sequence. Deviate, and you’re back to square one.
Graffiti 2
Head to Storage. Navigate straight, take a left, and find the message emblazoned near the blue potty. Who knew post-apocalyptic poetry could be so… sanitary?
Graffiti 3
Where is the lab in Quarantine Zone: The Last Check?
Locate the lab area. Resist the urge to enter. Instead, veer right. A large, white generator stands sentinel, now adorned with verse. It’s like finding Shakespeare scrawled on a steamroller.
Graffiti 4
Return to your tent. Inspect the container’s exterior wall, your nighttime sanctuary. More graffiti awaits.
Graffiti 5
What is the Liquidation area in Quarantine Zone?
Venture into the Liquidation zone. Enter the gate and ascend the green tower on your left. The fifth poetic outburst is at the summit.
Graffiti 6
Your final destination lurks near your tent area. Seek the wall marked “Laboratory.” The last graffiti awaits its audience.
What do you do after finding all the graffiti?
With all six poems documented, locate Abe Crow (hazmat suit aficionado) in the storage zone. He tasks you with identifying the artist. The Survivor’s Block is your next stop. Find the individual sporting suspiciously fresh paint stains and engage in conversation. Quest complete.
The reward? Accept money, or decline it. The choice is yours, survivor. Sometimes, the real reward is the friendships we make along the way.