It's a challenging map, not all for the right reasons though. It's beatable but you might find yourself more frustrated rather than satisfied by the end of it.

great custom campaign fun to play did not find alot of pipebombs or molotovs when i played thru it did not find any ammo on the finale to restock my weapon ammo only one of each weapon in weapon locker had to grab a new m16 when ammo was low cude not change my weapon cuz ther was no ammo to refill it and only one autoshotgun one hunting rifle and one m16 cud only use the same weapon i had cuz if i grab a deferint weapon ther was no ammo to refill it but over all it was fun

One of the best campaigns for Left 4 Dead 1, a real classic with just straight up official-map-esque good gameplay, like Death Aboard, Arena of the Dead or Coal'd Blood. I'd totally consider this an essential map to check out if one is curious about the great campaigns made back in Left 4 Dead 1's heyday, though the missing dialogue and music does put a slight damper on it and makes me more hesitant to recommend the L4D1 version over the L4D2 port, which is also avaliable on L4DMaps. It would be fantastic if the creators could take the time to come back and fix the custom audio. This campaign doesn't deserve to be left to die in it's post-Sacrifice glitched state.

I liked this one! It was a bit short though.

Well in a short I really did like this map, but I found it hard at times to find a door in the dark, but the arrows in the wall help as it was all I followed. In a general stand point I was impressed by the word you put in to it but was turned off by the invisible objects that seemed to want to float in my way. Then the kick in the teeth as I was about to get in ht building the first time only to get blown up by some invisible force that wanted every zombie inside the game to much on my brain. I could not help but be mad at no warning sigh that said something like, "Note: Stay away from wall or death will follow by explosions!" No what I ended up going was a sigh that said, "will be shot on sight" and that is what happened. I was blown to kingdom-come and landed with the flag halfway up mu hind end. After going back in the game I ran into the same wall and found my way around it. I can't say for sure but I rather hated the big gun moment as it seemed to take away from the fact that all the Zombies where eating my brains. On the off hand it was easy to get to the end and the tanks seemed to lay over and die for me. Something I was both happy and sad about. I would say it was a work of art as I like the wall marks of other games. I give you a 87 out of 100. For I want those objects and walls to stop following me every where I go.