Quarantine

Quarantine, released in 1996 by GameTek, is a gritty, futuristic vehicular combat game that blends high-speed driving with first-person shooter elements. Set in the dystopian city of Kemo, where a failed corporate experiment has turned the population violently insane, players step into the role of Drake Edgewater, a desperate cab driver just trying to survive—and escape.

Armed to the teeth, your heavily modified taxi becomes both your weapon and your lifeline as you take on missions, fight off deranged citizens, and navigate the chaos of a quarantined urban warzone. The game features a large open city, a variety of deadly weapons, and a pumping industrial soundtrack that matches its brutal, anarchic tone.

Quarantine is praised for its unique blend of genres, dark cyberpunk atmosphere, and intense, high-octane gameplay. Its twisted sense of humor and over-the-top violence helped it earn a cult following, making it one of the more memorable oddities of the mid-‘90s DOS gaming scene.