Came back to this campaign after bouncing off from Valley of the Burned (I didn't enjoy being forced to alert the guards by using the elevator at the beginning), and I'm very glad I did!

This campaign is so reminiscent of OMs like Thieves Guild, Cragscleft Prison, and the Lost City in terms of design; sprawling levels where it's both easy and...

Decided to try some of Beltzer's earlier works and I was pleasantly surprised at what's here. Just interesting to see where people began, and how they develop as authors over time.

The Reunification Campaign consists of 4 missions; a little Village, a Manor, a Crypt+Manor hybrid, followed by a City mission to round things off. There's plenty ...

I had heard good things about Order of the Vine and I was not disappointed whatsoever! In fact I have a hard time finding things to criticize, as I had a wonderful time playing through this on a Sunday afternoon.

The knockout restriction on Expert is really well done, light and shadow is well balanced, and you have plenty of water arrows to d...

While I actually like the original Thieves' Guild, especially on replays, this new spin on the OM is very compelling!

The reimagining feels far more comprehensive, having a complete map making sure you never get lost. Although I still would, because the map isn't always 100% accurate. Which is not a bad thing, feeling a bit lost and having to...

Very much enjoyed the atmosphere of 'Off The Road', and I appreciate all the little readables giving the Inn some history, while making it feel lived in, too.

The only gripe I have is that the sound propagation didn't seem to be working correctly, in and around the Inn.
Next to the Tower I could hear the guard up top pacing as if he was righ...

In terms of fun factor, Between Hammer and Anvil is among the very best! Never once was I bored, frustrated or stuck, and I think that speaks to how well designed the FM is. I'd let curiosity lead, and I'd cross off my objectives organically via exploration.

There's always a handful of paths you can take at any given moment, as the district i...

To this day Morbid Curiosity is my favourite horror mission! There's plenty of FMs with 'skeletons in the closet' in the second half, but none of them really did it quite like this one. The museum gave me chills like nothing ever did.
It's one of the first FMs I played, and I think about it often.

Really have nothing to nitpick about. There...

Took me about 45 minutes to finish on Expert as I didn't realise you could climb the vines at first. They're often just decorations in most missions so I didn't pay them any mind.

The little manor having multiple points of entry is always a plus, and I appreciate all the small details dotted around the place. You can really tell it's in the O...

Beltzer manages to create missions where I can just lose myself for hours, and it's thanks to the immersive ambience, pretty visuals and engaging game play.

You may find the puzzles difficult, but as long as you explore thoroughly, I believe you should be able to get by no problem.
I for one very much enjoy the puzzle difficulty, as it's m...

To start with the positive, the different palaces felt suitably maze-like, which I thought was fitting for The Mage Quarter. Just confusing enough to be enjoyable, easily the highlights of the mission!

And... that's where my praise ends, because the generative AI took me right out of the experience.
I was impressed by the intro cutscene un...