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The year is 2027. The world as we know it is unraveling after fifteen years of economic meltdown and widespread global conflict over dwindling natural resources.
Read moreFirst playthrough review time. Homefront has an interesting story and gives that classic military shooter atmosphere from older FPS games. The campaign is short, but the pacing stays good and the later missions become
'Homefront' distinguishes itself within the military shooter genre through its compelling narrative premise and its chillingly grounded depiction of a near-future occupation. Written by John Milius, the story moves away
This is basically a nostalgia piece of the early 2010's. Buy it if you want to experience peak theoretic war. I do remember being younger and enjoying the campaign... I wonder if the multiplayer works.
This was an astrocious experience even for a 2010 game. Story: The premise of the setting is very promising and actually really interesting. Though completely unrealistic and even hilarious that North Korea could unite
Homefront is probably not the worst FPS I have or will ever play but it is definitely somewhere near the bottom of the pack. Aiming down the sights being a state that you enable and disable via a button press rather
Homefront is actually a critique of the United States. It shows, by reversing the roles, exactly what the U.S. has done to other countries. It depicts how the "rebels" in countries occupied by the U.S. (through Israel's