I got this game months ago and I love it its open world it long you can have side missions instead of following the main mission you always find something to do wish there were more games like it im currently replaying it now

Excellent quick delivery hasselfree game on and relax

I got this a few weeks ago for a present for christmas

North Korea is without question a very dangerous country, which makes it all the more surprising how it is very rarely used as an opposing force in video g

Expansive weapons system; Scale of invasion

Constant technical mishaps; Generic experience

An interesting change of pace for a first person shooter that has some nice ideas and mechanics, but can't quite get everything to sing.

A small but good open world fighting experience; Plenty of mechanics and options to try out; Lots of freedom to try different approaches

Wildly fluctuating levels of challenge; Slow non-combat sections

Silent protagonists have their place, right? In an RPG for example, where you've got dialogue choices to make up for it, or maybe in BioShock where you're essentially a tool for the bad guy for th

Weapon modification system is cool; Multiplayer has its moments

Awkward movement and shooting; Very unoriginal; Technical issues

Wow. I had heard all of the negative buzz surrounding Homefront – The Revolution upon its release but I figured that at least some of it must have been hyperbole; surely, even taking into consideration the game's protracted and troubled development, it couldn't be as bad as everyone was saying,...

It has taken so long for this Homefront sequel to be released that North Korea could have conquered America as well as the rest of the world in the time that it has taken to get from the drawing board to the shelf.

America didn't fare well in Homefront , and it's doing even worse in its oft-delayed sequel, Homefront: The Revolution . Things are looking up, though. A group of ragtag rebels have been slowly making headway in creating a foothold to take back Philadelphia.

In the alternative universe of Homefront: The Revolution , North Korea has risen to power through its mastery of technology. When the U.S. defaults on its debt in 2025, North Korea invades, and the game picks up four years later as several members of the underground resistance attempt to strike...