Xenoscream

Pros:

- Custom textures, custom content is always a plus, aha.
- It would probably take you two hours to use all the supplies in this map, abundance of everything.
- The style of the map is unlike any other; lots of platforms, stairs, and bridges.
- The map was just so incredibly large, I got lost a few times.

Cons:

- The custom add-on images were the default Dead Line campaign images, definitely didn't help the map.
- It took me a while to figure out how to start the survival, should have made the radio glow or put some sort of direction
- The lighting seemed too bright, I almost thought it was a full bright map at first. I think it would look much better if it was darker. 
- No ambiance, no background noise or anything, just the sound of walking on metal.
- Everything felt so open, needs some props, or at least more brushwork! It would help with the openness if the map was darker, I assume.
- I was getting some pretty low frames in certain areas, and my PC isn't low end, so I can imagine some serious problems other gamers might have while trying to play this.
- The navigation mesh seemed awfully buggy, tanks getting stuck all over the place, as well as the zombies.

Conclusion:

- I honestly expected more from this map, seeing the screen shots on here and all. I personally love these textures, the title, and the whole style and story behind the map in the description, but I think some minor adjustments could make the map something like three times more enjoyable:S. The visual appeal is there, the map just needs some polish, is all, and I see it's in the beta phase, so I plan to keep on the updates. As of right now, version 3.6, I would recommend this to anyone who has nothing else to play, or wishes to try something completely different from the traditional survival styles, because this is as far out there as it looks... and you can determine the meaning of that statement however you wish, aha.