A perfectly solid campaign with nice visuals, great events, excellent balance. Custom music is memorable, plus there's custom voice acting, too (with a hilarious reference, no less). The finale didn't require me to collect an obscene amount of gas cans while soloing, neither it started raining Tanks on me when I took to long to complete it, unlike some campaigns that apparently forgot to tell the Director he should adjust his temper according to the Scavenge Finale. Reuses many assets from default campaigns, which helps it blend. There's one point you can get stuck between the police car and a barricade, on the same map that features a pit from which apparently there is no way out.

This is another campaign that I played the first chapter of, was not impressed, and put away. After returning to it and playing it all the way through, I think it deserves a lot of respect and has a good amount of replayability. The first chapter in the city is very linear - claustrophobic, tight streets, everything in a grid layout, back-and-forth city action that we have seen many times now in customs. The lighting is good, but the playability and paths are very linear and there is nothing standout that separates it from 100 other maps. The second map is an improvement - more interesting paths and more diversity between open spaces and tight. Then it just gets even better, with a swamp level that I think is better than anything in Swamp Fever (except for its excellent finale). So if you feel underwhelmed by the 1st chapter, ride it through and you wont be disappointed. The lighting and details are consistently excellent, and the environments keep getting better after a linear start.