
Homefront®: The Revolution is an open-world first person shooter where you must lead the Resistance movement in guerrilla warfare against a superior military force.
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it seems okay so far.
Despite the recent reviews being Mostly Positive, I honestly don't understand the praise. The game follows a Far Cry-style formula with a linear story spread across small open areas that don't feel alive at all, but the activities become repetitive very quickly. The story itself isn't actually that bad, but it's nowhere near good enough to carry the rest of the experience. Even after all these years, I still ran into plenty of bugs that pulled me out of the game. Performance is another major issue. The optimization is poor, resulting in inconsistent performance even on capable hardware. It makes an already repetitive experience even more frustrating. What makes this even more disappointing is that the original Homefront was a much simpler, linear shooter, yet I found it far more enjoyable from start to finish. Sometimes less really is more. I can't recommend this game when there are so many better shooters available. Save your money, save your time... and let the resistance fight this battle without you.
good
a stripped car. in the woods. connected to a tree it is plugged into a tree.
Solid game, rough around some edges but I recommend it.
Got this for like 2 bucks on sale. Game's very odd but I somewhat enjoyed it, I did like the mechanic of changing a crossbow into a blunderbuss.
Não é tão ruim quanto dizem mas tambem não é tão bom quanto não dizem
I don't recommend **Homefront®: The Revolution**. The biggest issue is the terrible optimization. Even with high-end hardware, I experience massive FPS drops. Most of the time I get around **200–300 FPS**, but as soon as I enter an area with fire, smoke, explosions, or a lot of NPCs, my FPS instantly drops to **60–90 FPS** and often stays there, making the gameplay feel inconsistent and frustrating. Another disappointment is the graphics. The game looks much better in trailers and gameplay videos than it actually does. Once you start playing, the textures, lighting, and overall visual quality feel outdated and don't match the expectations set by the promotional content. I bought the game for only **€2**, so it's not a huge financial loss, but it's still disappointing that a game released in **2016** performs this poorly in **2026**. It feels like the game was never properly optimized, and despite having some interesting ideas, the technical issues make it hard to enjoy. Overall, I can't recommend it unless you're getting it extremely cheap and don't mind performance problems. There are many better open-world shooters available today that offer a much smoother and more polished experience.
I fail to see why this game gets a lot of bad reviews. I get that it has many technical issues but get it on sale. I got it for Rs 117(less than 1.25$ currently) while on sale and I've played it twice. Will play it again later this year. The story is good enough to keep you going. Combat is enjoyable and weapon customization is a treat. Graphics aren't bad at all. It's not perfect guys. It is enjoyable though. And more than worth it when on sale. Just avoid comparing the enjoyability of the game to AAA titles. hehe
8/10 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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