I enjoyed playing this campaign. But it is very dark,despite my brightness turned on really high. It's really hard to see or navigate. Plenty of supplies to clear the map though. It felt short to finish but I don't think I found any easter eggs,I'm likely to go back & look though.

The details and build quality of this short campaign is almost spot on. The paths and architecture is a little linear at times, but you will find some nice visuals close to the super high quality customs, and a somewhat unique look. What makes this really shine are the custom set-pieces: reloading the artillery canon, ax to chop through barricades, crowbars to pry doors open, a narcotics lab, etc - really clever stuff. There are a couple of dialog choices that don't add up: they are in the Florida keys, but keep talking about how cold it is, and there seems to be a lot of repetition in the dialogue that queues up, but most everything works here. In my run, I found the supplies to be sufficient and the navigation to be intuitive and natural. I really like this piece of work - its a keeper.

It's dark, very, very dark. It features plenty of Survivor dialogs, and tons of custom entities, from artillery shells to first aid stations. It's just too short to truly use its potential, as there's like only two first aid stations in only one map, and they're positioned too close to make a difference. What makes it longer than it actually is, however, is the easter eggs and secrets I haven't yet fully resolved.

Pros: 1. New stuff here, especially on the first chapter. Most of the custom maps don't give you an option on how to access the safe room at the end of an chapter. Go stealth or go loud. Your choice. 2. The outdoor parts are open but not too large enough that every path can mislead you to from the right one. Everything else is quite the average. Well made, no glitches, no bugs and no missing textures.

5 stars for this one, it's short which isn't always great but it is well polished, simple and fun to play.