+ Well constructed
+ Small, simple map means zombies/specials spawn and get to you fast
+ Proper amount of throwables/cans
+ Love the civil defense siren

- Bots/specials get stuck in the room with the primary weapons quite a bit. Something to do with the furniture blocking the window. AI thinks it can go through but it can't.

- We played on the left of where you spawn and when we went to get ammo from the building with the hole in the roof (to the left of the truck) and the pile of molotovs the bots would go all the way around the building instead of jumping through the windows and we'd have to go save them. I don't think the CI/SI went through the windows from the other side either. If it's intended OK, if not you may want to connect a nav through there.

- Visuals may be a little on the plain side. I think some light rain / thunder would be good on this map but it's not a biggie.

I like survival maps like this instead of the huge 'epic' ones where everything takes 5 minutes to reach you. It's a lot more hectic this way.

Maps look great, good use of soundscapes and other atmospheric effects like wind affecting the power lines, leaves and other debris blowing away, good lighting, good tank trap in map 2, finale was interesting with the different building stories

Only negative IMO is the infinite gauntlet at the end of the first map is a lot more difficult than anything else in the campaign which is kinda weird from a pacing standpoint. On expert you basically have to save 2+ pipes.

One of the better campaigns to come out recently.

Zelda music + sound fx
Enemies like skulltula, wall master, redead, poes
Zelda models, textures, particle effects
Good use of color correction
Fully recreated Forest Dungeon
Lots of little details from the game
Louis as Ganondorf

Some spots in the temple where bots like to suicide
Smashy ceiling never smashed
Intro didn't work for me, did for my friend tho, kinda weird
ERROR models on the ceiling of boss room

The most faithful video game adaption I've ever seen for L4D.

- Great L4D1 campaign brought to L4D2.
- Great environments and atmosphere, claustrophobic
- Explosive barrels
- Underwater area
- Good length and difficulty

Minor, but in L4D1 in level 2 the room with the shallow water had a nice oily rainbow texture effect going on. Now it's replaced with that awful looking L4D2 peasoup water which I personally hate. Also, no water in the engine room anymore?

I also don't like everyone adding scavenge to L4D2 finales. I really don't like scavenge, especially if the generator is really high and there are a huge amount of cans like in this one.

Not sure how this only has a 74! It's one of the better campaigns out there.