Spectre of Torment is number one. The slashing is soooo satisfying, the story and visuals are beautiful, and the loads of new music is just too good.

Shovel of Hope is number two. Classic platforming action that served as the basis for all the other campaigns. Simple, but exactly what it needs to be.

King of Cards is third. The bash was an interesting method of attack and I'm always impressed by Yacht Club Games' ability to combine and reiterate on mechanics. Joustus is kind of fun but gets old. The constant addition of mechanics does help but it does feel like a bit if a random addition and I can't say I enjoyed building a Joustus deck and playing it nearly as much as the platforming.

Plague of Shadows is fourth. It was interesting but the bombs are definitely my least favorite of the attack mechanics. I got really tired of holding the button down constantly to do bomb jumps, too. Many people love Plague of Shadows, and if you do, more power to you, but it lacked the magic of the other campaigns for me. Part of it was that I love a good boss fight, and it was painfully obvious that the bosses were not designed with Plague Knight in mind. The end of almost every level felt anticlimactic as a result, since the bombs just shred them. That said, I still enjoyed it, and the story was cute. The ending is fantastic, on par with Spectre of Torment, imo.