Homefront: The Revolution

Pure Xbox

Tyler Treese·Jun 12, 2016

Critic20/100

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Homefront: The Revolution has bigger problems than its myriad of technical issues. Sure, the constantly freezing of the game to save is jarring, and the game as a whole is largely unpolished, but even when everything works it just isn't captivating in any way. Pass this up.

Game Informer

Jeff Marchiafava·May 25, 2016

Critic40/100

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Developer Dambuster Studios has failed to slay Homefront's true enemy: an unending litany of glitches, A.I. failings, and performance issues.

GameSpot

Scott Butterworth·May 18, 2016

Critic50/100

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Despite its ambitious premise, Homefront's efforts to reclaim Philadelphia are sabotaged by technical issues, faulty mechanics, and predictable storytelling.

Kotaku

Riley MacLeod·May 18, 2016

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Glitches and wobbles aside, Homefront: The Revolution is an adequate shooter that features some interesting moments. It isn’t bad, but it isn’t good

PC Gamer

Tyler Wilde·May 18, 2016

Critic59/100

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It's always buggy in Philadelphia.

IGN

Jon Ryan·May 17, 2016

Critic50/100

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The Red Dawn-style shooter takes another crack at making liberating America fun.

Rock Paper Shotgun

John Walker·May 17, 2016

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It's got this weird bubbling heart underneath it, a clear desire to be a great game despite not being able to reach it. It's packed, varied, and so bloody enormous. It's a real muddle, and a muddle for which I've developed a real soft spot.

Polygon

Russ Frushtick·May 17, 2016

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Homefront: The Revolution is doing little more than checking off boxes

Eurogamer

Johnny Chiodini·May 17, 2016

Critic75/100

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Revolutions are precarious things. They're frequently characterised by an intoxicating underdog narrative; one which ch…

GamesRadar+

Leon Hurley·May 17, 2016

Critic60/100

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Push Square

Kieran Harris·May 17, 2016

Critic50/100

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After capturing our attention with a strong concept and an intriguing open world, Homefront: The Revolution struggles with the basics: weapons feel unsatisfying to use, side quests are repetitive, characters are under-developed, and the online multiplayer represents a step back for the series. Sadly, for all of its ambition, there's just not much here worth fighting for.