-- Areas have a lot more detail and "life" than a lot of L4D1 campaigns. I especially liked being able to explore all of the houses and shops in the little town. -- Maps are generally pretty open and spacious, with the exceptions being notably claustrophobic. -- Not extraordinarily difficult. -- Bot nav is VERY good; I was able to forget that they were brainless artificial unintelligences by the end of the campaign. -- Lighting is pretty minimal, but good. -- Some imposingly large areas. -- Great minigun (minifun :D) placement in the finale.

-- Some of the larger areas look pretty wonky, due to Source having a tiny draw limit. -- A couple of areas where my framerate tanked into the single digits. -- Tooooons of places where tanks can smack you off the map in the finale. -- Like a lot of L4D1 maps, you can see the lack of a proper SDK rearing its head in places. Occasionally I felt like I was playing a CS:Source map.

~~~Overall~~~ -Some of the maps were very well designed. -I loved the elevators -The town in the middle of the hills was nice. -AI wasn't too bad. -I loved the finale.

There weren't many map specific things, so... ~~~Overall~~~ -It was a bit strange for me. I didn't quite understand what all of the buildings were supposed to be. -The first two maps were somewhat boring and repetitive. A shame if someone quit after the first two maps and missed the greatest parts! -I had the hardest time finding enough ammo or first aid kits -A few times the AI hit a rough patch, mainly in map 4. -A bit too dark at times.

---- In general ---- + Lengthy campaign including full 5 maps. + Design of the 3rd and 4th map was incredible. + Spooky places around the villages. + Dialogues built in, but not by talker lines. + Partly felt like Silent Hill, especially because of all these brickstone houses. + Huge and wide opened areas.

---- Map 3 ---- - AI Mates didn't use the plank that was meant to connect the roofes of the 2 houses. - AI Mates took quite some time to get to the saferoom. ---- Map 4 ---- - Starting the elevator and waiting for the Tank, it finally didn't appear. ---- Finale ---- - AI navigation was quite horrible, they took ages to reach the chopper. ---- In general ---- - AI navigation could get improved. - A few more hints where to go would be nice. - Large villages, but too quiet for my opinion. - Survivor dialogues not directly bound by talker lines. - I hate those screaming gnomes!

- Feeling of something new in the all campaign. - Quiet but disturbing. - Good feeling of emptyness. - I had the feeling that u tried to make us lose our way in the 2nd map, but without making that too confusing...Each floor looked like the previous one, but of course wasnt the same. Nice touch. - Loved the passage with the church and all those houses to check (quiet but disturbing). - Loved the design of the final room before the elevator. - Nice two last elevators, with deep view under our feet. - We can use final elevator without waiting for everyone (poor bots^^). Made us laugh a lot. ^^

- Damn, i missed the screaming gnome ! ^^ - Didnt finish the final yesterday, but it looks like there's a trick spot. When we all go to the spot with the two tables with weapons in the middle (we almost see it on one of the pictures), zombies,special infected and tank only use the sides to attack (by climbing) and never the middle entrance. It makes the final easy and boring. - Campaign is a little too easy. Still, there 's a lot to walk, but its not really challenging. That s why i think it looked so nicely quiet : cause nothing challenging really happened. It looked and sounds like a long walk in the weird abandonned country. So we can say that good atmosphere made the campaign too easy (then its a con/pro^^)