Overall, I completed the Campaign. What can I say: the map and video design is very impressive, with an incredible portrayal of Shio (although it definitely needs optimization, as the FPS dropped significantly in many places). The quest system in the second mission is interesting; it feels like I'm in STALKER, running around completing fetch quests for bots.
In the fourth mission, I really liked the construction of the forest around the ritual site, and the map as a whole looks very intriguing, with hidden objects like a waterfall.
The downsides: it's very overwhelming. Seriously, it's incredibly overwhelming! Even on Recruit difficulty, you're constantly overwhelmed by the huge armies, the abundance of quests, and the sheer amount of information.
Some quests lack clear descriptions, which means you have to work hard to figure them out, just like in Fort Boyard.
In conclusion: Overall, the Campaign is fun, but if you don't like very challenging maps that can take a very, very long time to complete, then it probably won't be for you. But if you enjoy spending a lot of time on something and really like hardcore gameplay that takes several real months to complete, then this Campaign is for you.
Still, I think it would be great to release a simplified version of the Campaign in the style of the original campaigns from Heroes of Might and Magic V, so you could "play through it in a day" to get a sense of what the author wanted to convey. However, that's just my opinion, and you don't have to listen to it. :)
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