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.

Good Design and event, BUT, No on last map. Why not using Radio and Militarycopter in finale? Alien Theme? Ugh.. Kinda out of topic for undead killing games.. And mostly,I hate colour filter.

This is a very cool map & was fun to try out. I liked the reference to 2001:Space Odyssey with the monolith. The map itself had no errors or glitches when I played with me & the bots. But like always they tend to do stupid things. Plenty of attention to detail,part of the tomb reminds me of the film Alien VS Predator,but with more corpses. The only downside was at the finale when all the colours went all weird & it felt distracting when I'm trying to shoot infected.Also the supplies felt lacking at the end. The ending was cool with how the survivors escaped.