Pros:

Custom Poster 

Funny Jokes on walls

Good layout

Nice direction

Intro

Cons:

At only two maps, this campaign is seemingly abandoned. I would've liked to at least see a couple more maps. 

Tank on the stairway in a small house? Ouch. 

Conclusion:

Funny and well-developed, but sadly it seems abandoned with only two maps to its name. It's a good quickie though. 

Pros:

Custom Poster

Nice setup

Responsive AI

Decent dispersal of ammo and health

Cons:

According to the poster, I was playing as Leon? Who's Leon?

Unfinished/abandoned Despite only showing one map on the campaign selection screen, you can play some of map 2, but you get stuck after a while. 

Second tank was stuck behind a pillar in the kitchen. In addition, for some reason, the AI wouldn't shoot it. I couldn't tell if they were shooting the first one, but it definitely felt like I was the only one doing damage. 

Good direction, even if there are dead ends, it still shows you the right way to go. 

Conclusion:

Has the potential to be really good, but sadly it looks abandoned. I understand that life gets in the way of this stuff, though. It's fun for 1 1/2 maps. 

Pros:

Fun design

Cool puzzles

AI are pretty responsive

ROOM FULL OF BODIES .....*cough*

Plenty of health and ammo.

Custom poster

Cutscene ending

No glitches to be found

Cons:

I wasn't sure if I should put this in the pro or con section, so take it as is, the room in map 2 has 4 witches, hordes, and a tank hiding in the safe room. You ebil ebil campaign designer. However, it does say "chaos" so you get chaos.

The finale was a bit of a disappointment compared to the witch room in map 2. I mean, you can see most of the enemies coming from a mile off, giving you plenty of time to pick them off before they even get close. This also makes the tanks at the end fairly easy too. You can get them to minimal heath before they even get over to you. 

Despite being good at protecting you, the AI can't follow well at all. They wouldn't get on the elevator and, I know this is asking much, but they don't follow you through the maze.

Because the AI don't follow you through the maze, you have to wait for them when you reach the finale. It's only a minute or two, but it's still annoying, especially when they spook the witch sitting in the puzzle room. 

Water in the first map looked pretty bad graphics-wise. 

Conclusion:

This is a really cool campaign that I would recommend for a group of friends who like a challenge. The witch room may be a bit of a pain, especially if you're with a group that can't help but startle witches, but it's nothing impossible. 

Pros:

Good difficulty 

Nice length

Good direction

Very creative

Nice design and details

Nice difficulty

Plenty of references and recreations

Good AI, barring one issue in the cons

Fun events and hidden secrets

Decent dispersal of weapons and ammo, but could use more molotavs and bombs. 

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Cons:

Any point in putting an ammo pile right outside of the first room?

AI wouldn't take medkits in first room? (Not the issue I mentioned in pros)

As mentioned, the book's progress bar is broken. You actually have to hold it in for about 30 seconds for it to trigger the horde.

The issue with the AI is the long narrow staircase in either map 2 or 3. They constantly fall off that thing and I kept having to wait for them to pick each other up to continue. 

Finale makes little sense. The finale set up is funny by just huddling up on a bed killing zombies, but I don't get it. You hit a button, it turns green, after the final hordes are defeated a red and blue light comes out of it and you follow it into a tunnel that leads to a graphically glitched black room and you win? What room is it and why does it save us? Especially when it's wide open and seems to have no door.

Conclusion:

This is a wonderful campaign. It's creative and lots of fun. It's certainly one of the most entertaining campaigns I've played. Barring a confusing ending, this gets my recommendation. 

Pros:

Nice design

Plenty of weapons and ammo strewn about

Decent difficulty

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Cons:

A little confusing in the layout sometimes

Too many molotavs and pipe bombs. It's nice to have them, but half of them are infinite spawn and they're everywhere. 

Tank got caught in the window frame, making it incredibly easy to beat him. 

Too dark to see sometimes

Campaign is dead?

Crashed on me getting into Map 2

Conclusion:

I'd like to see this campaign completed sometime. It's a good start with a nice design and idea. 

Pros:

Custom Poster

Really reliable bots

Nice dispersal of weaps and ammo outside of map 1

Nice difficulty

Nice scenery - More varied than The Woods 1

Liked the map with cemetery 

No glitches

Good Length

Cons:

Several dead ends

Most of the maps look the same

Why are there so many buses, cars and buildings in the middle of the woods?

Really need at least one ammo spot on map 1

Have to wait until the third map to get second pistol

Hordes were triggered all the time for seemingly no reason.

One of the tanks is in a bad spot off of the bridge. It gives you no real room to run away from it while you're trying to kill it and it easily corners you.

No message on radio

No ending cutscene, plus the truck was already there when you get there, so I don't understand why they couldn't have just driven away. 

Conclusion:

I'd say this is superior to The Woods 1. It's a fun 'forest highway' campaign that doesn't take long to complete. The finale may be disappointing, but this was also mirrored in the boat finale of The Woods 1. 

Pros:

Great and bright visuals (usually bright, anyway. Some of the hallways are like crazy dark)

Creative Design

Nice dispersal of weapons and ammo. (Though there was one spot where there were two piles of ammo in the same room. Handy, but really no point in it since the ammo is infinite.)

Nice direction. 

Good difficulty

No real glitches found. 

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Cons:

Bots can't seem to get out of the window very well. Rochelle just kept hanging there and hanging there and we kept having to pick her back up. She eventually made it out, but the ledge is so narrow, she ended up falling in a spot where we couldn't go back to get her and she died. 


Dealing with enemies on the air ducts is easy because you can just push them off...Actually it's pretty fun so this might partway be a pro. :P

Slightly short campaign.

The only 'major' con I had with this campaign was the ending. It just makes no sense and I didn't even really know it was coming. The ending is basically entering an empty room with no door. When all of the team is in the room, we fade out and somehow we end up on the roof where the finale scene plays out. Somehow a helicopter was called and we fly off on that. The very end has the helicopter seemingly spinning out of control? Is there a sequel planned for this? Because crashing in a helicopter doesn't really seem like the survivors 'escaped' so much as escaped the building only to die in a fiery helicopter crash moments later.  

Conclusion:

This is a pretty cool campaign to play with friends. The ledges on the first map might make this a nightmare for anyone playing with a team of bots. The bright atmosphere is a welcome change from the usual dark and dreary maps. The design is great, but the finale just throws me for a loop. 

Pros:

Cool Poster

Great graphics and details

Cute inclusions like bloody dead Goombas

Nice direction

Big fun for Mario fans

No glitches that I could see

Cons:

No real variety of weapons

Gate lowers fairly slowly

Biggest con: This campaign is seemingly dead :(

Conclusion:

This is one of the coolest L4D campaigns I've played, but sadly it seems like the creator has dropped it. I really hope it gets worked on again because I'd love to see a finished product. 

Pros:

Funny Poster 

Original Concept

Cons:

Glitch? The second plank of wood that you walk on crumbles. You can still walk across by seemingly walking on air, but you have to be pretty specific on where you step.

Glitch? Bill somehow got up to the roof on the first building and hung there until he died because I had no means to getting to him.

AI was unhelpful when they weren't glitched. I had gotten jumped, somehow, by a witch outside of the first building. Francis just stood in the corner for a few minutes before thinking to help me up.

Been said before, but way too many hordes in map 1. They just kept coming and coming one after another and the hordes were long as well. With Bill hung up and Zoey inexplicably dying from who knows what, I just ended up quitting. Francis and I just couldn't handle the hordes and any effort to just plow through them failed. 

Conclusion:

I really just wanted to leave a comment because I ended up quitting so soon. I don't like to leave reviews when I have such a small glimpse into the campaign, but if you want a review, you got one. If you have a lot of patience, this map sounds like it'd be a lot of fun. But you get so flooded with hordes than even on easy mode it tries your patience.

Pros:

Great details in the environment

Nice concept

Trickier to figure out than most campaigns

Decent dispersal of weapons and ammo

AI was usually pretty helpful

Cool fire extinguisher scene

Realistic darkness

Cons:

Bill died in map 1 for seemingly no reason? 

Default spray pattern as poster

Despite being realistic, the complete darkness is a bit annoying.

Easy to get lost with no direction. 

No ammo, weaps etc. in safe houses.

2nd map had this weird thing where the door had breakable boxes in front of it, but unbreakable boxes behind it. A boomer was hiding behind it and there was no way to kill him until he alerted to horde. You can just barely squeeze through the boxes afterward.

All of my AI died in the end because they wouldn't follow me outside.

No message on radio.

No direction on what to do after the door opens. I thought it was supposed to be like a safe house room until I saw the boxes and gap by the fence. I also couldn't figure out what to do once I got outside until I just decided to run.

No actual finale since the "rescue" is just you running away. I don't really see how it's a rescue anyway seeing as how there are still zombies on exit road. 

Who were you talking to on that radio? Some guy with remote access to that one door?

Conclusion:

Despite all of that, this is still a pretty solid and realistic map that isn't TOO complicated. There are some sections where you can easily get lost, some stuff that doesn't make sense and sometimes the AI are a little derp, but it's a solid map nonetheless. 

Pros:

Custom poster

Bit of an intro

Good Direction

Good AI

Plenty of space to explore

Great set up for finale with ammo, guns, turret (though I don’t like turrets) and design

No glitches found

Cons:

Tank somehow got stuck inside of a police car in the first map.

The finale is a tiny bit easy seeing as how you can really just sit on the roof where the helicopter comes to get you and kill zombies as they try to climb up the ladder. 

One of my AI just wandered away for quite a while. He came back, but it was weird. 

No tank music during finale. Like one of the reviewers said, though, they’re far away and easy to spot before they get close so it’s not a huge deal. 

Some places look very similar.

Conclusion:

Overall it’s a great campaign with just the right difficulty, good layout and nice length. It won’t blow you away, but it’s a fun ride. 

Pros:

Awesome visuals

Platforming

Great idea/theme

Monsters and traps from Mario such as Piranha plant and red shell attack in game. 

Awesome if you include custom Mario characters

Cool hidden features like question mark boxes containing items or zombies and even your revived friends. In addition, each map concludes with a jump on the flag and the safe room is the castle. 

Cons:

Platforming aspect is strictly for multiplayer. Single players will really suffer in here. I was lucky enough to go with a friend, but the AI cannot jump for the life of them. 

There is a custom intro poster, but, IMO, it looks terrible. Like someone cobbled it together in the last minute. 

The finale’s challenge is lessened a little by the fact that you know you’re supposed to stay by the vine as that’s your means out. When it comes time to leave, everyone is already at the leaving point. 

The finale is cool, but the ending is messed up. You jump off the vine into the outside world and it’s just blank area. You see the hole in the ground, some sky and blankness. Kinda puts a stain on the whole experience. 

Conclusion:

 This is an awesome campaign that will be great for any Mario fan. AI could use some schooling in jumping and the ending needs to be fixed, but it’s still worth a recommendation. 

Pros:

Custom Poster

Clever finale

Nice dispersal of weapons, ammo and bombs. 

Good for multiplayer

Lots of places to explore

Cons:

First map is basically impossible in single player because the AI won’t press the button and it’s too far away to press it by yourself before it switches off. 

Kinda easy to get lost or confused.

Part of map two is seemingly missing. There are a bunch of parts and a blockade just floating in mid-air

Default spray pattern for sky

Fell on the crane and the AI wouldn’t help me up. Apparently they can’t climb it?

Map three can get you trapped. After looking through the building, I assumed that your destination was the other side of the trucks so you could make it through the tunnel. I jumped from the platform onto the top of the truck and onto the other side. None of my AI followed and I was trapped. Couldn’t jump through the truck, couldn’t duck under and invisible wall on other side. This is partially my fault, but it's my belief that any well programmed map shouldn't have places where you can get trapped. 

Ai seem to get stuck sometimes.

Funny glitch; a bunch of zombies mob you on the elevator and when they die they all bounce like rag dolls made of rubber.

During the pump hordes in map 5, the zombies were coming through a shut door.

The witch was in the safe room…Not a very safe room. 

In map 5 that pump switch seemingly does nothing and can be repeatedly pressed to trigger infinite hordes. This is especially frustrating since the campaign gives little to no direction. 

Finale is very creative, using a rocket of all things I believe, but it’s very difficult. Horde after horde and two tanks came at us from the same spot at the same time. Combined with the horde we had on our tails, a charger AND a jockey, we got our butts handed to us. 

No dialogue or intro or story.

Rocket won't appear in finale.

Conclusion:

Clever campaign, but kinda boring. Lots of areas to explore and decent length, but easy to get lost and there's no indicators on where to go. Finale's pretty clever, but if you suffer from the invisible rocket glitch, there's no point in praising it. Map one makes it impossible for single players to go all the way through the entire campaign and the ending is rough. Lots of bugs and glitches. 

This has great potential, but a lot needs to be ironed out

Pros:

Traps

Great Visuals

Riddles

Resident evil fans would like it

Great concept

Cons:

Doors opened but I couldn't go through them

There's a poster, but it's not custom made or RE related and there's no opener text. 

The piano seemingly does nothing?

I couldn't see a lot of the clues and the ones I did see barely did anything. 

Would've been nice if the key trap had full animation. I waited around for a good 10 seconds while trapped in that invisible box before I finally died. 

Looks abandoned with a broken first and only map.

Conclusion:

Sadly, I didn't have the patience to complete this map if it was possible (My eye is bothering me so I don't have patience for much right now.) I went through every door and corridor that I could and tried every button and interactive object, but was still trapped with nowhere to go. This is a wonderful concept and it looks like a lot of thought was put into the visuals and level design, but it needs a lot of work. 

Pros:

Cool added voices and sounds

Very nice layout

Good distribution of guns, weapons and bombs

Love the inclusion of the helicopter that drops items

Lots of cool inclusions like levers to pull and calling to open doors. 

Not too easy, not too difficult

Custom Poster but Ellis looks very weird in it

Cons:

In one of the hallways in the school there's a wall of black that you can just walk through that leads nowhere. 

No health packs at the start that I could see.

My default spray pattern was the sky, for some reason

Being mostly in Spanish may put off English speaking players, but it's not a big deal in the least. It's a very straightforward run. 

Seems like this campaign is dead with only two maps complete.

Conclusion:

This is actually a fairly decent length campaign for only being half-finished. Sadly it looks like this campaign has been abandoned, but I'd recommend picking it up just for the two maps that are there. They're really a welcome change of pace from some other maps. 

Pros:

Great direction

Loved that most of the rooms opened, even if they were empty.

Nice poster

No real bugs that I could see.

AI kept pretty close to you

Finale had plenty of supplies ready.

Maps were build very nicely

Cons:

Map 1 was way too short. 

First few maps are pretty generic woodlands.

Despite being great all campaign, Francis and Zoey I guess, jumped to their deaths trying to follow me down the ladder in the end of map 3, which made the tank and horde that followed immediately after pretty difficult.

No intro/outro/dialogue

No radio message

Finale boat never leaves and zombies do indeed get on too easily. Hell, the tank got on the boat and almost smacked me off, but luckily everyone got on before that happened. 

Conclusion:

It's a nice campaign that just needs a bit of fine tuning with the finale and maybe teaching the AI how to go down ladders. 

Pros:

Love the dialogue

Decent poster

Snow theme was nice

Nicely detailed

Nice directions

AI was helpful.

Has an actual story

Cons:

Both Rochelle and Coach fell trying to follow me down the ladder.

Not entirely sure if it was a glitch or something but every tank was invisible in this campaign. Makes for a dangerous situation or two. 

I understand that the campaign's trying to tell a story, but I feel a tiny bit cheated that half the maps are original, but the other half are the same maps with fire. 

The snow, fog and smoke make for a nauseating ride through the campaign. I understand how they're added for realism, but I won't deny that it bothered me quite a bit. 

I had no clue how to get past the office room in map 5. There's some sort of fire trap there that prevents you from advancing. I wasted all of my teams health packs trying to find my way around it, but just ended up dying. I know there must be an alternate route I'm not seeing, but sadly I just didn't find it worth it to continue. 

Conclusion:

I know my cons seem major, but I had a good time for the most part. It's a nice snow campaign with an actual story and funny dialogue. I don't know if the finale is good, but the rest of the campaign is a nice ride. 

Pros:

Nice challenging maps

Liked the dialogue at the beginning

Level design is nice

Good for a quick run through at about 35 minutes on easy. 

Nice poster

Cons:

Sometimes the AI wouldn't help me. A couple of times I was caught by a smoker and I had my entire team essentially ignore me until Rochelle decided to save me. 

Not clear on why the elevator to map 3 was so smoky. Was the downstairs on fire or something or did the fog effects leak into the elevator?

Not much of a variety on weapons until close to the finale. 

No dialogue from the radio at the end 

Conclusion:

This is a nice challenging, yet quick, campaign with lots of twists and turns and exploring. The AI have some problems that may prove lethal, but I think it's still worth a go. 

Pros:

Nice details

Slightly challenging

Nice dispersal of items.

Small detail, but I loves the airplane flying overhead when you leave the crash site.

Cons:

Despite the description saying this campaign consists of two maps, there is only one. 

No health packs at the beginning, but they're found fairly quickly, so not a big deal.

Missing glow or warning that opening theater door triggers alarm. 

Conclusion:

I can't really make too solid of a conclusion seeing as how this is abandoned and only one map, but if you want fun little quickie, I'd give it a shot. 

Pros:

Nice length and difficulty

Intro

Pretty nice poster

AI were fast and responsive as well as helpful, except for one instance mentioned in the cons. 

Has custom dialogue from all of the radios

Pretty creative making the staircase with a forklift

Nice dispersal of weapons and ammo. 

No graphical glitches

Nice level designs

Although the ladder leading down lead to some trouble with a tank and jockey, the spot where the finale takes place is very well set up. Camping spots, plenty of health and the heavy machine gun. 

Cons:

For some reason Rochelle and Ellis either fell off the map or inexplicably got stuck somewhere in the building before the finale. Eventually they teleported to the roof, but I thought I'd mention that. 

Seems a bit like No Mercy

For a campaign that really seems to focus on the train aspect, there are few instances where you're near trains or on a train track. The on train track you could follow ended up at an invisible wall. 

Conclusion:

All in all this is a solid, fun campaign that has a moderate challenge. Some spots may give you a little trouble, but it's nothing major. I know several people have claimed this campaign crashes the game, but I never experienced a crash during the run through, so I don't know what might be causing it. 

Pros:

Wonderfully detailed

Alternate routes and hidden secrets

Nice difficulty

Nice length

Really felt like a mine

Ending was pretty nicely set up

Never got boring, but did get confused a couple times.

Cons:

The AI are incredibly slow. They're always quite a bit far behind you and it takes them a bit to catch up. 

The AI also aren't as helpful as they should be. I got caught by a hunter right before the helicopter showed up and nearly died (about 15 health left after incap) simply because they were slow. 

I'm not a fan of the turrets in this game to begin with, but from where the infected spawned, it seemed there was little point in putting that turret in the finale. It was helpful when one of the tanks came though. 

Small graphical glitches; When the floor lowers on map 3 any infected that died on the floor end up 'floating' above you. In addition, the background mostly disappeared about five seconds from the end of the finale. 

No voice on the radio at the finale.

Conclusion:

This is a really nice campaign with lots of exploring, events and fun. It's definitely worth a run through. 

Pros:

Decent visuals

Not too complicated to find your way around

Cons:

The sky was my default spray pattern

This seems to appear in several maps, but if we need to trigger a hoard to continue (a la invisible wall), could there be some indication that you need to do that? The game always tells you not to shoot the cars, so it's not exactly second nature to think "shoot the cars"

Only one map

Seems abandoned

Boring poster

Conclusion:

A decent beta map with some minor technical problems. It's an okay demo, but don't expect it to ever be finished. 

Pros:

Nice detailing and scenery

Good difficulty 

Good length

Pretty decent AI

In spite of seemingly have many routes, it's not easy to get lost. 

Liked walking through the river.

Surprised me with how well it was made because I really dislike "forest highway" campaigns. 

Good dispersal of ammo, weapons and tanks. 

Cons:

No opener poster whatsover

When you burn down the barricade there's no point in preparing for a hoard because all of the infected are on the other side and they just burn up in the fire.

AI kept walking in the lake, especially Zoey. 

No real dialogue. 

No radio message.

The boat's already there when you arrive at the finale and you don't have to gas it up or anything, so I don't really see why we couldn't have just gotten on the boat and left. 

No ending cutscene, just getting on the boat and ending.

For some reason my default spray pattern was on the ending credits. No biggie, but kinda annoying. 

Conclusion:

This is a really good forest campaign with great graphics. It's a little short, but a nice ride. There are no 'major' problems, just slight nit-picks, really. 

Pros:

Cool portal theme

Interesting puzzles

Creative

Cons:

Pretty boring visuals, even if Portal-esque features were pretty cool for any Portal fans. 

Repetitive puzzles

No voice acting/story

The gas cans you need to weigh down the button can roll off easily. See below problem...

I ended up dying in single player mode because my AI wouldn't get inside the doorway.The infected made the gas can roll off and I had to step on the button on the other side of the door in order to keep the door open so that they'd follow me, but an armored infected kept them there for ages. I decided to climb the ladder to help kill the armored infected while staying behind the door so I could open it in case they accidentally ignited the can, but a jockey grabbed me and incapacitated me. Despite Ellis being on the same side of the door I was, none of them came to my aid, even after the armored infected died. I inevitably died. That's partly my fault, but it would've helped if the AI was smart enough to figure out that they can unlock the door once I've already reached the other side so that they could help you if you're downed and they're trapped.  

After I restarted and completed that section, I got to the bigger puzzle. Where I died again. I couldn't find the route to the safe room even though I could see the glow of the door. I assumed you entered the twin doors and go through that way, but the doors wouldn't open for me. Ellis and Coach, somehow, melded through the wall and entered the safe room, leaving Rochelle and I to die since I accidentally startled the witch and she had a jockey on her. Since Ellis and Coach were already in the safe room, I guess their AI wouldn't let them leave to help. 

Conclusion:

If you're a Portal fan, or even if you like puzzles, this is a pretty decent campaign. It's creative and a fun little puzzle campaign.  It won't keep you entertained for too long, however, and the AI have pretty bad issues that could leave you dead numerous times. 

It would've been really cool to have some sort of story and voice acting attached to this. You could probably make all sorts of in-jokes and references. Heck, maybe even try to emulate GLaDOS's voice. 

Pros:

Nice scenery

AI seemed pretty good about saving you and keeping up as well as fighting.

Decent length

Decent difficulty

Nice dispersal of weapons and ammo

Cons:

A little boring as most of it was, I guess as some call it, a forest highway. 

Most of the 'end of map' hoard events were the same, except the end. 

The end was a little easy.

Conclusion:

It's a pretty nice campaign, but nothing really stands out, in my opinion. There are no real graphical, AI or general problems with the map that I can see. 

Pros:

Nice beach for first map

Plenty of supplies along the way

Supplies were put in good places.

Other than the glitch mentioned in the cons, it's really nice scenery.

Cons:

The poster is pretty boring. The scene isn't bad, but there is no text on the poster at all. You could've reflected the nice beach opener in the poster. 

The beach seemed to have a graphical glitch. The water reflected the default spray pattern, so it pretty much ruined the scenery to have a purple/black checkerpattern in the water. This could've been a graphical problem on my end seeing as how it's not that way in the video, but I just thought I'd point that out. 

Tunnel should really have some sort of barricade if you can't enter. Seems odd to have a giant open tunnel that you can't enter. 

Extremely short at only one map. In addition, looks like the project was scrapped. 

Conclusion:

If you're looking for a quick one-map campaign to run through, this one's pretty nice. 

Pros:

Nice graphic work

Very exploratory

Not too hard, not too easy

AI seemed good

Cool scene with the helicopter

Cons:

Wish it was finished.

The first map is very linear and pretty boring. Then again, that might be me because I really hate maps in the woods. 

The first set of weapons and medkits could be a little more in plain view. 

The first hoard was mostly defeated by the fire of the barricade burning.

It's called "Back to school" but none of it takes place in a school. Unless that's intended on being the final map. 

Conclusion:

It's a pretty solid map that includes some neat voice acting as well as a couple cool moments. Whether it's dead or not, I'd take it for a spin. 

Pros:

Pretty fun. 

Decent length

Nice detail

Good finale set up

Cons:

Finale felt a little long and a little easy. My AI kept killing the zombies far before fire from molatovs or pipe bomb. 

Zoey fell off the map (I suppose) at the very end when we were all getting into the blimp. I was waiting for her to die, but apparently the fall didn't kill her and she wasn't receiving any damage from the zombies or the numerous tanks. I went down to see if I could somehow get her, but ended up falling myself. 

AI also seemed to have trouble getting into safe houses and they seemed to wander quite a bit.

Conclusion:

All in all it's a pretty decent map with a nice setting for the ending. It's not too long, not too short, but the AI could use some work and you may get stranded at the very end if one of the characters falls off the ladder or side of the castle.