Well-Rounded

I will admit, between 2019 and 2019 II, I was a bit skeptical of this campaign. 2019 II was such a departure from normal Left 4 Dead gameplay and it didn't blend very well. However, you've surprised me with 2032 - you actually listened to criticism of 2019 II and took it to heart. Gone are the interruptive cutscenes and forced story; 2032 only has an intro and outro cutscene, but still gives you a good story in the campaign without it being shoved in your face.

The return to (mostly) form of L4D gameplay is very welcoming along with the new changes. In context of this campaign, the gameplay changes (running speed, stealth around zombies, no survivor bots, more difficult common infected) are nice touches and add to the authenticity of 2032.

Overall it's a very nice way to end the trilogy on a better note than 2019 II - 2032 finishes the plot in a coherent way and has significantly better gameplay, despite the shortness of it. However, the length is probably by design - a 5/6 map campaign with these mechanics would feel dragged out.

My God.

This is amazing. Quality work!

Idea is good, execution isn't

The idea behind merging Portal and Left 4 Dead is good, but the execution here isn't good. The bot navigation is pretty bad, and the campaign is very difficult in singleplayer. Graphically, it's quite "meh"; environments blend into one-another.

Great fun!

This is a really fun onslaught map. The scripts seem a little outdated compared to L4D2's new mutation system, and it's very difficult, but it's fun.

Flawed, but entertaining.

Looking at the old version, this campaign has really come far. The scripted events are nothing short of a miracle, with the nature of "randomness" being prevalent in the main game. The campaign envelops you in the story. 

There are a few hiccups, but that's the nature of things. The graphical side of the campaign is impressive, but the maps are short, and there is an obvious stylistic difference between 2019 and 2019 II: Director's Cut. There's also a massive difficulty spike in the middle of the campaign. Breakdown is really hard, and it comes out of nowhere. 

But, the story and the technical accomplishments are a marvel. 4/5.