This is certainly a top tier campaign.

Un mapa muy recordado!.. coincido con los demas acerca del final (ya que sin ayuda de los bots es mas largo cargar latas).. lo demas exelente.. ¿para cuando la continuacion?.. saludos

The first two maps have a pretty unique look and feel - outdoor and mountainous. It is a follow-the-road theme here, and while things are looking pretty good at the start, you quickly notice that there are a lot of items, ammo piles, hordes and the SI are doubled. There is little time to enjoy the scenery, and the gameplay starts to feel tedious. Then things go downhill. The rest is a mashup of the Death Toll sewers, the No Mercy Sewers and the Dead Center finale, with large parts of those maps copied, pasted and weaved together. So we have a been-there-seen-that feeling, along with the now tiring overabundance of items, hordes and SI. This is the most well stocked apocalypse you have ever seen - among the chaos, neatly arranged stacks of ammo, weapons and items every 20 yards. So I like the architecture in the beginning - the campaign really shines in the opening two maps. But the more-is-better approach to hordes, SI, ammo, items, alarms and gauntlet runs makes the gameplay tiring. It is like a movie comprised of all action scenes and no time to catch your breath. I think the joys of L4D2 come from the pacing - some action, then some quiet. This campaign breaks that winning formula. I think the 3 stars are warranted because of the overall construction quality of the first two maps. They have a professional look, and you can tell a lot of work went into them. But the rest is a real mixed bag, and I don't feel like I have to revisit this campaign again.

Nice campaign. however, the finale is so long, boring and tedious. I accidently shot 1 gas can 2 times and it set fire to all the others and it was really irritating. Other than that liked it. Nice map design. plenty of supplies. No glitches/bugs. No botnav errors. Nice work.