a decent campaign

not a terrible campaign. Bots have no nav issues (for me), paths are clear, there are very few events during my playthrough which is unusual (2 crescendo event. one is "burn the wall" and another one is the no mercy one where you have to press a button to access a bridge thing in the drain. There are some parts that really resemble the death toll apocalypse campaign (which is a lot better, I must say).

The one thing I hate about this is the finale. Now, it's the same as the original crash course. so, why is it annoying? well, first of all, the supplies you got are not in the garage (as you would've expected), but rather in a random container near the edge of the map. also, you have to restart the generator right? well, there are two generators. One is near the garage, and another one is near the edge of the map where supplies are (and it is dark). Oh, and it's not highlighted. also, remember when I said the game instructor does not work? yeah. your only clue when you need to restart the generator is from your character's dialogue.

i restarted the finale 1 time because my team dies while fighting like an endless amount of hordes and tanks. I didn't know there will be 2nd generator, the supplies are actually hidden so you really need to explore before starting the finale. Just some suggestion, but maybe enable the game instructor and put some highlights for the important stuff, especially the 2nd generator. Other than that, 3/5. The first and second maps are decent, but the finale is hard if you play it for the first time.  

i'd suggest you try it. Just remember to explore everything before starting the finale. Oh, and zombies respawned in the area you've been previously explored so that's a thing.

a really, really good campaign

First of all, I never played ANY Resident Evil ever, so this is the 2nd resident evil's inspired campaign (the first one is the hive but it's more to shoot and run type of campaign, and not a puzzle-driven one) I've ever played. Honestly, this is one of those maps where it's so long, the puzzle can be frustrating at times (especially chapter 1), but it is so fun that you want to play again and again.

The first chapter is mostly puzzle driven where you need to open a bunch of doors, and I love how the first few chapters is just going back and forth to the same place for new key items (like the helm key and the battery one) while also exploring a new part of the mansion. I did get lost there more times than I'd like to admit, but it's all good.

The guardhouse and the underground might be the weakest chapter for me, as there is not really puzzles or moments that are so exciting, although the 2 tank battles after you kill the plant in 2nd chapter is surprising and caught me off guard. Otherwise, a decent chapter.

Now, I LOVE the 4th chapter. The painting puzzle is so well-done, love how you have to use the lightning to figure out the code, and how you have to type the code in chat to unlock doors. Such a great mechanic. And yes, the first playthrough, and I got all the MO disc one and rescued bill. The finale is also really fun by the way, so props to you for that.

In conclusion, do I recommend this? Absolutely. even if you have never played any RE games before (like me), you WILL still enjoy this campaign. The puzzle section is challenging and fun, the map design is amazing, the atmosphere is there, and the overall campaign felt like a roller-coaster ride where once you finish it, you are thrilled and wanted to go for another ride. I surely will (gonna try to get the normal ending as well). And yes, very playable with bots. Bots have zero issues with navigation whatsoever. Easily 10/10. Keep up the good work man!

P.S: Yeah, ik i put some spoilers there. Oops, my bad ;p