Pros:

- Very fun to play with friends.
- Unlocking weapons from a technology tree and building defences makes gameplay more interesting and very unique.

Cons:

- Almost impossible to play with bots.
- Gameplay gets repetitive and somewhat boring after a while.
- Way too easy to spam health kits, pills and defibs to stay alive.

Conclusion:

This map acts as a "winnable survival map" in which you need to hold out against waves of the horde. A very interesting map, although there's not much to it other than building and shooting.

Pros:

- Option for LOTR music.
- Lots of weapon choices before starting.
- Moving to different areas as time goes on.
- Being able to win.

Cons:

- Removing ammo resupply in the later part doesn't feel challenging, but instead annoying.
- Detail could be improved in some of the interior areas, although not necessary.

Conclusion:

The only LOTR map I've seen. Very fun to play with and very challenging. With the ability to win, it's quite a unique survival map that sets it apart from the others. Worth to try out if you want a change from regular survival gameplay.

Pros:

- Perfect Minecraft map that explores different iconic areas like the Nether and Strongholds.
- Easter Eggs!
- Great use of mods for the melee weapons, infected, and survivors to give a more Minecraft feel.
- Bonus map of the Evolution of Minecraft.
- Custom music and sound effects.

Cons:

- None. (Except the snow can be a little disorienting at times, but that's probably just me.)
- Bots can be derpy when picking up items.

Conclusion:

Very well-made and polished. One of my top favourites. A must for any Minecraft fan.

Pros:

- Looks very close to the actual ride.
- Has good quality sounds and music from the ride.
- Option to ride without zombies.
- Fun map to try every once in a while.

Cons:

- Low detail in many areas.
- Poor textures.
- Lighting could be improved somewhat.

Conclusion:

Brings back memories of my favourite ride from Disneyland. An enjoyable and unique map.

Pros:

- The floor opening up beneath you, and the elevator going down at the start was a surprise and was done very well. Lots of other high tension surprises in the later safe rooms to keep you on your toes.
- Very cool use for the Grenade Launcher. It adds another element to the level, just like the gas cans.
- Lots player dialogue.
- More detail than the original Questionable Ethics, and yet keeps the same Portal/Mad Scientist atmosphere.
- Interesting new puzzle elements.
- I found the lighting was done better in this than in QE #1.

Cons:

- Way too many grenade launchers available. Makes picking up Tier 1 weapons, and even in some cases, Tier 2 weapons, useless. I didn't feel like I had to manage my ammo or my resources due to the amount of GLs lying around on the ground. Not too much of a problem though, due to the GL's low rate of fire and risk of friendly fire.
- Not enough use for the gas cans. There weren't enough options to choose from, and in one case, there were enough gas can to open up everything (the area with 3 respawnable cans and 1 regular one.)

Conclusion:

For the fact it's still in alpha, I was impressed! Feels like a great continuation to QE and plays well. Keeps me wanting to know what's next. I was a little disappointed with the lack of tanks, but still found the map entertaining without them. I hope the finale will be made just as well as the original QE with lots of tension and will contain new and unique puzzle elements.

Pros:

- Custom sound
- Very unique to other maps
- Like how weapons are very rare, gives a more survival like feeling to everything
- Lots of throwable

Cons:

- Poor detail in many areas
- Way too open in the open
- Way too dark in the later levels, darker doesn't necessarily mean scarier
- Easy to get lost
- Little to no hints on where to go

Conclusion:

The map is very buggy, and not very polished. It's really only fun to play if you've read the books. Otherwise, it's kind of annoying and sometimes frustrating to play through.