- Bring me back to Initial D feeling, 1980 feeling - love ambience music , good syncwave , retro wave - story line easy and simply - the map is challenge a bit, but not over hard - map texture used default map creating texture make the game consumed low PC spec, no graphic problem - no bug

I love this map it was so much fun to play. there was a lot to take in and I love every bit of it (that being the background, the skybox, the map sound effects, the panic events, etc) play this map at least once you won't regret it.

The only issue with this campaign is the finale is unfinishable at this state, once the finale is fixed, I'll make it 4/5 because this is one amazing campaign. I love the visuals, the music, the environment, the pathing. I would definitely recommend a playthrough of it whenever the author fixes the finale so it is actually finishable, which was actually extremely disappointing, we wiped around 2-3 or more times and still its unfinishable, i see what should be the rescue box but it does nothing when u go in it.

Call me a nerd but I really love the synth wave design of these maps! Huge music nerd so this is right down my alley for me! Super original idea and cool asethic! One of my new favorites for sure!!

Tested this twice, & cleared the campaign in about 1 hour. The grid areas made me feel like in digital world of digimon in wireframe mode. It's dark but more like high contrast areas in which players can still see around them despite the dark theme. The supplies are enough & bot navigation is fine. Some switches are not highlighted but the instructions help figure out what needs to do. The directions are clear too. . The interesting thing in this campaign is there are some fun features. Coin & key collections are available, but they're optional for those who love exploring & collecting stuffs. I think I still miss some coins in my 2 tries, so I plan to try again later. The other feature is trap building. If you meet like ammo piles but they consist of tools, those are the trap building tools. The traps are landmines & sensor-detection explosive on the finale. They are only triggered by the infected, so survivors are safe walking on them as long as there's no zombie coming to them. . Every map has coins with different colors & some places that can be opened by pushing some switches. The switches can be missed as some don't glow, but they can be found easily if survivors explore carefully. Some maps has keys that unlock secret rooms. I loved the secret room with Terminator theme song on map 3. . Then the finale. Survivors need to walk for awhile to reach the location where the holdout finale takes place. The instructions on the finale are clear, & the weapons there are complete. Sometimes, the finale is bugged, like the car never comes even after 2nd wave of tank is over. I tested the finale 3 times & encountered the bug once. . In overalls, this campaign is fun to play alone or with friends. Btw, about the coins, I think I have a small suggestion. Probably if possible, it would be better to put a hud about the coins, like "gold coin icon= ??/??", so players know how many coins left to collect. Or the author can just write the info about the amount of coins in the campaign description. Btw, I still have no idea about what will happen if players collect all coins. . Well, I look forward to the next cool campaigns.