The campaign is good. There are places to explore, & there are some alternative paths leading to the right path. There is no error on bot navigation & the campaign works well to the end. The supplies are also enough. . The only problem is, for a 4-map campaign, this campaign seems too short. I enjoyed walking until finally I realized that I proceeded to the last map, the arena. It took me about 42 mins in a relaxing play on my first play. If someone does it in a rush, maybe he can take less than 30 mins. The finale is not difficult if the players find a right place to defend until the rescue arrives :) . . In overalls, this campaign is enjoyable & good to play for fun. I'll keep this to play with friends later :) . Good job.

So this is a fun campaign that in my opinion is better than average, but not quite at the level of the classics. The markings to get to the next location are spot on, and there are interesting places to explore (and multiple ways to get to the next safe house), but without the frustrations of getting lost or always ending up where you started. Most of the locations have good details, a few are curiously sparse and clean. The rooftops section is the highlight of the map. The only error I saw was a lack of tank music in the finale, but that wasn't a big deal (and kind of refreshing for some reason). The thinks keeping this from being at the tier of the classic customs: it is a bit generic - nothing really new to see here other than the finale area which is a very strange and small stadium. It is the only real unique set-piece, and it looks bizarre to me: very small with a pit for a playing area (like a modern version of a small Roman fighting arena). The lighting is adequate, but unspectacular, and there are little details missing, like handrails on the large stairwells, and other places that don't look like real construction. But it is still a solid effort and was fun to play.