Writing about Homefront is probably the single most difficult review I've written for this site. Homefront does some things extraordinarily well – better than any other military-based first-person shooter to date – but misses the mark on many gameplay aspects and almost every accessibility...

Quite simple awful! Poor Al, indestrutible enemies - sometimes taking 2 to 3 headshots to go down- , dodgy weapons and poor follow the leader missions (thank god it's short), and these are the good points!

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This game was a great buy and I loved the action, blood and story because of the revolution fighting aspect but the way some of the characters were developed mad me angry.

I am now 27, and over the years have played hundreds of games. In that time, I found myself getting engrossed in the most bizarre things. I can care about a marine in a bulky green suit, and a boy in a green tunic.

Homefront. This game is in many ways a decent game but then it is also in many other ways bad. The good things about this game is that it is more realistic than other games such as the Call of Duty's, and Medal of Honor Games.

Large maps; realistic gameplay; good connection to servers

not many guns; too much health; hard to level up; graphics aren't very good; vehicles

The concept behind Homefront is basically and very good and original idea. The storyline is definitely very emotional and evocative from the parents being shot in front of their own child, the child's screams all the way to the mass killings of civilians and mass burials.

Homefront plays like it was made by somebody who doesn't understand the human concept of "fun." Everything about it is off somehow, from the weapons to the character design to the levels to the single-player campaign's plot, like it was rushed to market as quickly as possible before anyone could...

In Homefront , Kim Jong-il is not just ill, he's now dead. His son, Kim Jong-un, has taken over and managed to unite Korea. However, they go on to invade the US, along with Japan, and so things aren't so good after all.

Kaos Studios bravely hits the market with a new shooter entitled Homefront. The first game from these guys was called Frontlines: Fuel of War and received a generally lukewarm reception, in addition to extreme criticism due to severe technical flaws.

The franchise has potential; but the multiplayer might be the only real attraction here

Perhaps next time they might consider a lengthier single-player campaign; weak characters and boring plot; gameplay is too derivative of certain triple-A shooters