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7 Hours Later II

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Title: 7 Hours Later II Links:  http://www.gamemaps.com/details/2688 ,  https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=283329040 Author(s): Agressor (author), Gemini Saga (porter) Survivors: L4D1 Notes: N/A I'm going to start this off with a good campaign. 7 Hours Later was a campaign originally for Left 4 Dead 1 (you can find the link to the original here ), released in 2009 by Agressor. This same author later went on to make Surrounded by the Dead. In 2010, it was ported to Left 4 Dead 2 by Gemini Saga under the title 7 Hours Later II. It received a few updates since then, and the newest release is dated 2014. It features L4D2 items, such as melee weapons, adrenaline, defibrillators, and bile jars in wide supply. 7 Hours Later II is a five-map campaign and feels very much like a standard campaign that could have come along with L4D1. It is very clearly influenced by the standard vanilla L4D1 maps and in fact, it is in my opinion to L4D1 what Cold St...
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