DeadCity II is a huge and complex map featuring some great set-pieces, including battling over a draw bridge and escaping through a subway station. The Best Left 4 Dead 2 Custom Campaignsįor those wanting something meatier to get their teeth into, if you’ll pardon the pun, their are plenty of custom campaigns for Left 4 Dead 2 to check out. Zombies of the Caribbean is an amusing homage to the Disneyland ride that spawned a certain film franchise, including the option to take the boat ride and try to fend the infected off while taking in the sights. The Palace, meanwhile, returns to Earth with a bump at a zombie-infested cinema, and works especially well for Survival Mode. Contact is a fantastic space-set map, reminiscent of the best of ID Software’s first person shooters such as Doom, and features some quite stunning detailing and textural work. Sometimes a quick single map is all you need to kick back and kick zombie butt with your friends, and L4D Maps has a great selection of some of the best from the modding community. The Passing is up there with the other Left 4 Dead 2 campaigns for fun, horror and great gameplay moments, as you would expect from a Valve release, and is also great value even on the Xbox 360 for the Mutations feature, which brings new L4D2 gametypes, updated weekly. This adds a new campaign in which the characters of the sequel bump into the original cast of the first Left 4 Dead on a terrible stormy night down in Georgia. Of course, your first port of call for a new custom campaign for Left 4 Dead 2 should be Valve’s own release, The Passing, free for owners of the PC version and available from the Xbox Live Marketplace for Xbox 360 players. The Passing – Left 4 Dead 2 DLC New Campaign We’ll also look at the official L4D2 addon campaign, The Passing, and show you how to install Left 4 Dead 2 maps on the PC to play both in single player and with your friends. To complement our guide to the best Left 4 Dead 2 mods, we’ve perused the best custom campaigns and new maps on offer for the game, and come up with the cream of the crop. One of the great features of Left 4 Dead 2 is the amount of replayability in the five included campaigns, but hardened L4D2 fans may one day find themselves burned out even on those gems. So is getting Cold Stream more worth it because of the amount of maps it comes with? Or is The Passing still better because of the fun level?
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