Gamescom 2015: Homefront: The Revolution Reignites American Spirit; Releases 2016
A first look at Homefront: The Revolution's gameplay was revealed today at Gamescom 2015.
After a long period of silence, new details about Homefront: The Revolution have surfaced at the Xbox Gamescom 2015 press event. The game puts players in the shoes of a revolutionary, set in an United States that has fallen under the occupation of a ruthless and technologically sophisticated North Korea. In addtion to a campaign gameplay showing, it is revealed that the Homefront multiplayer beta will begin this winter on Xbox One, and the game will release in 2016.
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replyAaron Linde posted a new article, Gamescom 2015: Homefront: The Revolution Reignites American Spirit; Releases 2016
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The concept of Homefront is still deeply offensive to me.
The North Korean people don't deserve to be demonized in such a way as this series has portrayed them. The North Korean caricatures from the first game (yes, I know it was a different studio) were just awful. They were shown as inhuman monsters.
The regime is most definitely a corrupt group of assholes, but the North Korean people are victims; we shouldn't be looking at them as some kind of threat. :(-
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They fight back, but they are dehumanized monsters.
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It's a game that demonizes a victimized people.
Homefront is the ultimate expression of Yellow Peril.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Peril
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I love the Red Dawn feel of these kind of games like Freedom Fighters. However Homefront was a steaming pile of dog shit, fuck this sequel so hard. I will only try this game when it becomes a bargain basement sale for $1.99.
I don't give a shit that it's a different developer that fucking title will forever tainted.
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