Deadlands: the Weird West: Horror at Headstone Hill

As a publisher, I can't post an official review of this product, but I can give my thoughts here:

This scenario is probably my favorite Deadlands campaign. It's not as far-reaching or epic in scope as the Servitor campaigns of the last decade, but I actually think that adds to the atmosphere and makes the world feel bigger.
It is a sandbox game set in a Wyoming county, with a major emphasis on the titular town. NPCs are described at length, and there are multiple sinister conspiracies that the characters must stop. The singular location is actually a great bonus for game groups with irregular attendance, as there are plenty of in-game reasons why a local resident may be absent for certain adventures and present for others, which wouldn't make sense in a campaign over a large area/full region.
The events around town have a definitive conclusion, but the campaign style gives players and marshals a lot of agency in getting there, and the pacing is just about perfect. The BBEG is sufficiently...See more weird, and this setting plays up the horror aspect of Deadlands better than any other module (besides maybe Coffin Rock).
I give it 5/5 stars. Get this campaign if you wanna run Deadlands for the first time, or if your veteran game group is looking for a new adventure on the high plains.

There doesn't seem to be a separate town map as a handout, is that intentional? it is a bit weird that there is a nice county map, and the book tells the GM about handing out that and the town map, but the latter has to be cut out of the GM book.