Innes Road Rash

Basically playable, with wide open areas, but many bland places

Just as the title said, this campaign is playable with bots or other players. Bot navigation is good in overalls, though sometimes they take detour at certain areas just to follow a player jumping from a car to behind a fence. Supplies are scattered but well provided.
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There are only several main problems here: 
1. The insufficient directional arrows. For example, in maps with woods & river, if players go through woods instead, they will get lost until they hit invisible walls.
2. The invisible walls. There are many invisible walls at the edge of map (some of them are at woods area).
3. Most areas & rooms are bland & empty/ less crowded with objects (well, as this was probably the author's first campaign, then it's somehow tolerable). Many doors are inaccessible, so there's no use in exploring the houses one by one.
4. Most areas are so lonely with very few zombies roaming. It feels more like a campaign about exploration rather than a campaign about surviving from zombie apocalypse. For example, areas like woods or the corners of every map are usually empty or with very few zombies that you can count the number with fingers.
5. The lack of missions/ objectives. Most of the time, survivors only need to walk at the very wide open areas to reach the saferoom at the very far place (as I said on no. 4, it's more like a campaign about exploration).
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in short, this campaign has no serious bug as it's basically playable. It's just that some people might be bored when they walk for minutes with only very few zombies to see & less challenges than usual. But if you're a fan of adventure, you could try to explore each map one by one. In my play, I only explore almost half of the maps, while for the rest of the maps I let bots lead the way by using some commands. It's a good campaign to kill time, but not for a challenge as it's simply just an exploration campaign.