On my first run through this campaign, I was challenged by the brutal number of special infected and at some of the layout choices, but it was overall good enough to make me come back and try to get through it without dying and restarting. On my 2nd and subsequent playthroughs, I have had no trouble finding my way around. This is an excellent campaign to play with the 'Grenade 60' mutation (default weapons are grenade launcher or M-60 with unlimited ammo) and mowing through hordes is a blast. Specials are still a challenge. Bots won't always take health kits located outside safe rooms, so it's a good idea to heal yourself instead of letting a bot heal you so that you can take the next health kit. I love this campaign. Thank you for it.

I found this map to be really good its has long chapters and played though it with 2 people and no Flaws good job Ryan

Well, at the first glance, I took the title by mistake. There's also an old campaign with the same name so I thought this one was that same campaign being brought back. But I was wrong. It's a totally different campaign. . In overview, this campaign is good, as during my playing twice, there's no bot navigation bug. The supplies are enough & some are scattered in explorable areas. The hints, highlights & directions are clear enough, though certain areas are still rather confusing & take some time to figure out where to go. . Map 1 has no problem. Although there's no supply in the beginning, the medkits & weapons are scattered at some areas ahead. There's a labyrinth cave that can make some people lost, & special infected can get benefits as there are many hidden places to ambush in the labyrinth cave. The alarm event near the end of the map is quite challenging, as somehow the special infected respawn interval gets faster than usual. . Map 2 is about cave & factory. There's no problem about the direction. However, the special infected respawn time seems faster than usual during some events. . Map 3 takes place in prison. The alarm event in the prison is the longest in this campaign. It becomes more challenging when the special infected ones often spawn in pairs & have faster respawn time. The drawback here is probably the glow on the alarm switch. It only glows after survivors get close enough in the same room where the alarm switch is. It almost feels like playing "Hard Eight" mutation during this event, so rushing is not a good idea. Probably some players will be confused for awhile because some paths in the prison are tricky. . Map 4 is about exploring city to go to the subway. The city area is explorable. There's also a challenge here. It's when survivors arrived at the closed subway station. After turning on the power to open the subway rolling doors, survivors have to detour to reach the subway, & during that time, there's a panic event with more frequent special infected respawn time. Oh and there's an exploitable but also buggy glitch at the finale location. Players can jump over the fence with several mounted guns even before the rescue train arrives. This can be buggy too when players jump too early before turning on the radio - they'll get stuck & have to either teleport or restart the map. The jumping location is around the stairs. Once players are successful to go behind the fence, they get benefits over special infected, as there are some mounted guns there. They only get unlucky if a tank comes from where the rescue train will come. (edited: the new version has fixed this glitch). . Well in short, it's a good campaign to play, & more challenging than usual because of most of special infected respawn time is faster during panic & alarm events. Good to keep as collection. Probably the author would need to make the campaign name a little different, because the name would confuse players as they'll think that this is the campaign from the old time (but in fact, it's a totally new one).

I played the first two maps early in the morning. I just finished the last 2 maps. Played Solo with Bots. Zero navigation issues with the Bots. They followed closely except apparently when they knew I was going into a room with no exits so they decided to stay outside and guard the door. <G> There is quite a bit of area to explore. Yes there are a few direction arrows but just enough to assist and not totally steer you. You have only a couple of small issues with Map #4. When you start in the safe room the dreaded purple and block cubes are there. They also pop up as you head down that tunnel and see a room (dead end store room) on the left side. Two purple boxes are there an nothing else except 2 undead. The Finale is not easy as there is a lot of killing to be done from multiple directions. I got killed at the last minute by the tank. The entire party was red lined. If I hadn't gotten hit by a special and that tank right at the open gate I probably would have escaped with the 3 bots who had just boarded the train (I was the "In Memory of player <G>. I only had 2 pistols by that time as the finale has first aid kits but no ammo or alternate weapons. I used the pistols as much as possible and saved my sniper ammo for specials (a lot of specials!). So an ammo stash would have kept the four survivors from going "Winchester" (no ammo) on our main weapons. Finale has zero throwing weapons but there are 2 propane tanks that I spaced and set off only when a mass of infected were next to them. Overall a very good campaign. You don't try it you'll miss out on a fun campaign! Thanks for adding this!

Brutal and unforgiving campaign with loads of special infected spawns and brutal boss spawns if you're unlucky, this campaign requires some good skill at higher difficulties to complete, also requires you to explore the campaign for your first attempt as the layout can be confusing. Encountered no issues btw, if you're up for a challenge, give it a shot, traditional L4D format.