The co-op action can be fun, but the rest of the game is just as dull and miserable as life in occupied America is portrayed.

The crafting and item scavenging works well and there's a neat spin on weapon customisation; The co-op mode has a lot of promise, and is more interesting than the main game

Bland visuals, sluggish gunplay, and unremarkable artificial intelligence; Uninspired story and mission design; The graphical performance is awful, at least at launch

Whenever I hear about the Homefront games, I immediately shout "Wolverines" in my mind because the concept is a variant of the campy movie Red Dawn . Sadly, the hero of Homefront: The Revolution is no heroic Patrick Swayze, or even a scared but effective combatant like Charlie Sheen.

Great weapon mod system; Excellent level design; Welcome zone variety

Inconsistent framerate; Awkward gunplay; Numerous bugs; Unimaginative missions; Forgettable characters; Tags

Homefront: The Revolution 's eventful back story is well documented. To switch publishers and in doing so change direction mid-development is something that can really affect a game.

Very nice game. Graphics are really good. Just started with PS4. Games are life like.

Homefront: The Revolution boasts solid gameplay and impressive level design, but tonally it's a disaster.

Perhaps the saddest thing about Homefront: The Revolution is that it's capably developed. It's not buggy (at least not in the PC version I played) and it runs smoothly. The guns feel fine; the lone vehicle (a motorcycle) is easy to control.

Development Hell, quite unsurprisingly, doesn't usually end happily for video games. Games are lost in the swirling ether for decades, or they arrive, limp, messy and uninspired (Duke Nukem Forever I hark at thee).

Homefront: The Revolution is a reboot of a mostly acceptable game. A reboot that brings about nauseating visuals, lackluster combat, and a dull narrative. An impressive customization feature is far from enough to save this sad installment. - Jay Malone

Interesting weapon customization; Co-op has some cool elements

Putrid visuals; Derivative mission design; Constant hitching; Squanders potential in narrative gloriously; Lifeless