The first 3 chapter is not that great cause there's so much supply/health item, that it becomes boring when zombie is not even a threat anymore. Chapter 4 is starting to get intense with tight place (like the vent part) where you dont know what coming at the end of that. Chapter 5 is REALLY great where you transition from military base to aliens structure, a sign that warn you DONT GO TO THE TOMB just make the player want to dive deeper into the structure.

Definitely recommend a play through of this campaign, i loved all the areas esp the unique finale with good amount of items and health to help you but also the RNG that sometimes its not there , def a 5/5

just an awesome map diveving deep down into it and witness the horror humanity can do is just awesome althou i dont understand the ending

Lighting effects in the finale were really annoying. it killed us more than a couple times. Rest of the map was satisfying and well made

So some of the locations and visuals are interesting and unique. There is certainly more fantasy here, and there are moments where it looks and feels like the set of a movie. Take the opening map: rather than feeling like a real place, it feels like a Hollywood sound stage mimicking an outdoor environment - something about the lighting and the colors. So the immersion factor is not there, but you do get something unique. Amplify this for the finale - very different, very much like a movie set rather than the immersion of something that could be a real place. My personal preferences are for maps that seem real, so this one is off the mark for me. I do really like this author's other campaign, Bloody Moors (at least all of the maps except the underground part) - I think that nails the right tone and feel for a great campaign. This one is interesting, but not a keeper for me. One play-through is enough.