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72 Reviews
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Here comes the tough part – the verdict. If you're the type of person that enjoys a strong storyline in a game then this isn't the game for you, as even though the concept is interesting, it's not enough to keep you gripped. However, the combat and weapon...
Published: 2016-05-24, Author: Steve , review by: theguardian.com
Abstract: For years, the mainstream games industry has been accused of lacking ambition. The default strategy is to rely on big-budget franchises that get updated on an annual basis – until they stop selling.It's refreshing, then, when a developer attempts somethin...
Abstract: “It has been a long road for us, and we're only getting started,” the developer said in The Revolution's forums. “But we're also aware that performance–particularly frame rate–is not currently where we want it to be, and we are working on additional patch...
That's a hard thing to say about a shooting game, admittedly. Homefront nails so much but somehow fails at the first hurdle of making an FPS - using the guns is rubbish - the assault rifle kicks all over the place so you can't engage with it, and eventual...
Published: 2016-05-17, Author: Johnny , review by: eurogamer.net
Abstract: Revolutions are precarious things. They're frequently characterised by an intoxicating underdog narrative; one which charts the glorious rise of the oppressed masses to topple their cruel overseers. By the same token, however, that surge of momentum can b...
Great weapon customisation options, Solid co-op mode, Makes you feel part of the resistance
Patchy frame rates and glitches, Awkward and complex controls, Inconsistent enemy AI, Feels unpolished
Homefront: The Revolution has a distinctive personality and some decent ideas – but overall, the execution is a mess. Cool weapon customisation options are no substitute for thrilling combat, while the element of exploration is spoilt by poor movement and...
Published: 2014-06-10, Author: Nick , review by: T3.com
It's all quite compelling stuff, and it's certainly more appealing than the crammed corridor of the first Homefront.It'll be interesting to see how brave Crytek is prepared to be with its new game, too, since plonking players in the boots of guerrilla sol...
Abstract: The guys at Crytek have announced their latest upcoming first person shooter with Deep Silver ‘Homefront: The Revolution'. At a recent Koch Media preview event we were shown a presentation for the upcoming game, which I have to admit, blew my mind more th...
