Zombie fans rejoice as Quarantine Zone: The Last Check has officially gone live. Placed in the role of a soldier required to check incoming survivors for symptoms of the zombie virus, you’ll need to use your tools, wits, and a bit of luck to keep your camp from becoming overrun by the undead.
While the zombies will always be the main problem, it doesn’t stop some survivors from causing mischief in your quarantine zone. One such act of rebellion takes place during the Ask Your Mom quest, which asks you to track down the artist responsible for writing a poem in graffiti all over the base.
Graffiti Locations
When the quest starts, the general will explain that someone has been tagging the walls with graffiti with paint they use to mark their secret caches. Your first task is to find the six different parts of the poem that are painted throughout the base. Thankfully, they’re fairly easy to spot since your flashlight will make the paint glow.
However, the catch is, you have to find them in a specific order, and the only clue you’ll have is some footsteps covered in paint that are left by the perpetrator.
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Graffiti Location #1
The first piece of graffiti can be found right outside where you sleep. When you step out of your shipping container, look at the wall directly to the right of the gate you use to exit. You’ll see the graffiti painted along the wall right over some yellow barrels and a crate. Interact with it to progress and force the second graffiti scrawling to spawn.
Graffiti Location #2
From where you found the first graffiti, head out the front gate to this area and proceed directly across to the garage, where the helipad and evacuation area are located. Take a left when you reach the guy in the blue hazmat suit checking the shelves, and look towards the porta-potty along the fence. You will see a large piece of cardboard propped up behind it, which will have the graffiti painted on it.
Graffiti Location #3
Now, make your way down the path directly in front of you from the garage gate and head to the laboratory. Once you pass through the meta gate, turn directly right and go to the large metal ventilation unit along the building wall. The graffiti will be painted along the base of the ventilation unit.
Remember, you don’t actually need to follow the painted footsteps to find the graffiti, as those will often lead you on a pretty winding path.
Graffiti Location #4
Now head back to where you sleep, but this time go to the back of your shipping container. You will find the graffiti scrawled along the back of the container.
Graffiti Location #5
When you’re done here, leave where you sleep and proceed to the checkpoint, where you will inspect incoming survivors. When you arrive here, turn right and go towards where you sent people who are infected to be taken to a really nice farm upstate.
You’ll see a bunch of colorful shipping containers stacked on top of one another. Turn left here and head up the steps into the guard tower overlooking the street. You can find the graffiti painted along the inner part of the tower, where the guard would actually hang out.
Graffiti Location #6
The final location of the graffiti will be right in the center of the base, where all the different makeshift paths intersect. It will be along the wall to the right that leads towards the laboratory.
Finding The Artist
Once you’ve discovered all the graffiti, you’ll be asked to go speak to a survivor. Mine was called Abe Crow, but this may be a different person for you, depending on who you have let in. Upon speaking to them, you’ll be asked to then go talk to a scientist at the garage. This will be the guy in the blue hazmat suit who was organizing the shelves.
He will inform you of what type of paint was stolen and urges you to use your flashlight to discover the culprit. Make your way back to the camp where the survivors are and turn your flashlight on. Now go to each survivor and shine the flashlight on them. If they have bright red paint on their torso and lower half, then they will be the person who painted all the graffiti.
Upon talking to them, they will confess and beg you to look the other way for a little bit of cash. You now have the option to take the money or just report the person to the scientist. I recommend the latter, since someone causing havoc in your camp is rarely worth it, and money is pretty easy to earn in the game so long as you’re consistent with your inspections.
Regardless of your choice, this is the last step, and you can return to the checkpoint to once more evaluate all the incoming survivors!
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