The campaign actually works well to the finale. The main problem is the bot navigation. For example, on the map 1, bots don't pick medkits no matter how players push them near the medkits. In map "rooftop", the bot has a terrible bot navigation when survivors have to jump to lower floors through the holes at the center of the floors. Because of that, one bot hanged on ledge then fell to death because other bots & I already jumped down few floors below (well, that's just like this campaign's title though. The bot screamed to death when falling :D ). The finale map is very wide & fully explorable, & in open area. But I think it's fine because the bot navigation is fine on the finale & the rescue vehicle is highlighted so it's easier to find on that wide area. . In overalls, it's a good campaign. Just keep watching over the bots if you play with bots, especially on map "rooftop". I'll keep this to play with friends later :) .

Build, lighting, flow, balance is okay. It even seems to be easier in the first maps, culminating into the somewhat teeth-grinding finale. Low visibility, scattered supplies, two Tanks, pathetic bots (not exclusive to this campaign, though), and a military loop plays on forever (in addition, the escape vehicle is as far from "military" as possible). Some maps feel very short, areas seem to be repetitive (mainly stairs), panic events are alright, bots tend to fall to their deaths near those claustrophobic fire staircases. In the end, it's so "okay" it's average.

Pros -enough supplies -difficulty ramps up gradually but is manageable -very few bugs -a good a amount of detail -believable immersive environments Cons -broken window areaportal in map 2 -door into nothingness (I think towards the end of map 3 or 4...) -a few minor nav issues (survivor bot suicided off the long ladder on Rooftops, and a tank got stuck in the rocks in the finale). -some nav areas don't seem to be "clearable" when they should be - ie. infected are spawning improbably close in areas that have already cleared of all infected. I think this is part of what makes this campaign harder than average. -difficulty perhaps a bit too hard for inexperienced players. General thoughts In my experience, the difficulty definitely ramps up as you progress. The first map is very manageable once you find those tier 1 weapons. The second map isn't too hard. The rooftops were a lot more challenging, with one bot being punched off the map, one falling down the ladder when I went back to the rescue closet and one being killed by a witch (two witches and a tank for me on this map). The 4th map is brutal - it didn't help that there was a witch in the middle of the "run through the horde" part. I was one survivor bot with 2hp away from not making this map. The finale is reasonably difficult too, mainly because of the low supply density and the wave with multiple tanks. I do like the fact that the difficulty gradually builds up and gets harder - it's not something you see very often in custom maps.

Perfect campaign. Great map design. No glitches/bugs. No botnav errors. Plenty of supplies. Great work.

Completed in expert realism with friends, so it's based on the impression of the gameplay in expert realism mode. No clues about bots navigation. Died at some parts and really felt like screaming, especially fighting tank at the rooftop and fell down from the rooftop without hanging on there (maybe it's just me lol). Map itself is quite balance and I really like the 4th map train station gauntlet crescendo, felt very realistic and it's memorable, just remember that the gantry was kinda hard to pass through if you jump. Finale felt really like hard rain but with no high ground to camp and it's pretty wide open, quite interesting. On the second try though we realized we could camp inside the saferoom, so it instantly became saferoom finale ._. The challenge would become fighting the second wave of tanks and get back to the truck in time with all the mobs chasing around you in a stormy condition.