Quarantine II: Road Warrior

Road Warrior, released in some regions as Road Warrior: Quarantine II, is a 1996 racing and first-person shooter video game for MS-DOS created by Imagexcel and published by GameTek. It is the sequel to the cult classic 1994 video game, Quarantine. Road Warrior places the player back behind the wheel of a weaponized hovercab. The player traverses a post-apocalyptic desert landscape dotted with settlements for the player to visit while advancing the game's plot.

The game utilizes the same engine and basic gameplay as its predecessor with a larger focus on narrative, although the narrative shift into more conventional and linear structure was not well received by the reviewers.

Quarantine II received mixed reviews following its release, and was generally regarded as somewhat lack-luster compared to the previous game.