KPA soldiers with a very similar appearance to the Combine, rows of abandoned buildings with piles of rubble. The “cold” feeling in which the Combine names are standing around every corner and always turning their heads to look at you until you are out of their sight with surveillance cameras with green lights illuminating every street.
The image of Philadelphia reflected in Homefront: The Revolution is like the dark human conception of fatalism (belief in the ordering of almost inevitable events), which is why Homefront: The Revolution feels very similar to Half-Life 2.ĭo you remember the first time when Gordon Freeman set foot in City 17? The first and perhaps only thing that Homefront: The Revolution has somewhat successfully done is the design of the world with a bold “dystopia” when the KPA army completely colonizes the United States. The writer appreciates the enthusiasm of Dambuster Studios into this game, but the harsh fact that Homefront: The Revolution is not a game worth playing is still hanging around like a malicious joke. Simply because it did nothing to make it stand out from other games of the same genre released at the time, but At least the Red Dawn-inspired background at least gives it something called a “personal identity.”
Personally, the writer always thinks that although the first Homefront version is truly a forgettable game. Homefront: The Revolution – The fateful fate of the relationship between Homefront: The Revolution and the studios that have “embedded” in the game’s development is probably too redundant to make a small documentary.įrom Kaos Studios and THQ to Crytek and finally gathered at Dambuster Studios and sponsored by Deep Silver, perhaps this game’s “pregnancy” is as fraught as the rebels cling to and taking it as the resistance to the meaning of his life.
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