Pros:

The settings
The activities
That wonderful feel you get from finally winning

Cons:

No real cons, but this is a definate challenge, and if you even have a single AI partner with 3 players, this becomes infinitely harder to beat.

Conclusion:

This review is actually of version 17 though. Looking at the changelog, what do you mean by: "Deleted all soundtracks and voices used in the map from the movie. I tried really hard to get the rights/permission for the music, but I can't do it alone."
I don't see how if you are not making a profit over this, you'd need permission to use this, being a fan project and whatnot. Or is there some other complicated shenanigans going on.

Pros:

- The research and effort put into this is very obvious. Good job
- The Tokyo Streets details
- Thank god you separated that long map into 2 maps
- Thank you also for getting rid of those ladders and shortening the generator startup
- The mining village is deliciously creepy and amazing
- The finale hotel detail

Cons:

- So many Japanese errors, but I think you said those weren't created by you but just taken from another game?
- Except for the intro loading screen poster, the image on the text on the upper left that should say "ホテル" says "ルテホ" (so it's llike "LuTeHo" instead of "Hotel")
- Some weird sign juxtapositions
- Easy finale
- Other few very minor things here and there that really doesn't matter in the end

Conclusion:

A very, very long time was spent working on this, and it shows. I thoroughly enjoyed playing through this and being able to read the Japanese and just think about things in Japan. If you look up my name, you can watch our videos of us playing on your campaign, we cover other details there with the addition of shenanigans.

Pros:

Minecraft, Minecraft, everything is Minecraft!
Everything that's been modded, especially the mob skins, work and look fantastic.
The side-quests are creative, but not overwhelming, and a great tribute to the Minecraft setting.
Minecraft music is always nice to hear.
Even if the visuals weren't Minecraft, it's still an incredibly solid level design.

Cons:

Nit-picky, but fine-tuning the things with the skins should make everything perfect. The main problems were:
1. In the first map, there are Diamond Armor zombies who act like Riot Cop zombies. This one really is nothing, it's just a bit harder to aim at the back than usual.
2. Since everyone looks blocky (zombies, special infected, friends), friendly fire is easy. There is no "real" fix I can think of, just be aware when playing on Advanced or Expert.
3. This one I have a serious gripe with. The Hunter (Slime) and Jockey (Spider) skins. Hunters are agile and jumpy as they are, and having them as small blocks seemed harder to hit (I could be wrong though). They look funny when they are performing a pounce attack, and their dead body rolls around an invisible center below the Slime's model. I feel like it'd make more sense if it was the other way around, but if it's performance sake, it's no huge deal.

Conclusion:

Finally I get to play this campaign, something I've been waiting for since you were still making the first Deathcraft. I must say, it was quite worth the wait. Most of the minor problems were the mod visuals, not the core L4D2 game it self, a fantastic job and addition to the best of the best campaigns.