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.
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