Homefront may not be a movie cash in but this game was lacking in my view.
There are only six missions or "chapters" but when played on the guerilla difficulty they can be a real challenge.
You spend most of the game fighting the North Korean invasion with a mate or two. There is a very large variety of weapons but you will discover those as you move through the game.
I just thought that this game would and could look a bit better. At times, sometimes, it could be mistaken to be ahead of its time but most of the time more character was needed.
Don't go in to this expecting a game which is rich in graphic enhancement. You should go in to this game expecting just a cheap thrill. Achievements (I played on the Microsoft Xbox 360) are there but most of them have to do with playing through the game a couple of times.
I mean, okay, I played on the Xbox 360 but meh, you look at movies on YouTube comparing the console systems with the personal computer and the only difference you see are there are jagged edges (comically referred to as jaggies) in the graphics and no jagged edges on the more late systems. It is this which makes or break any game across the board.
Just buy it, have a play and cross it off the list.
There are only six missions or "chapters" but when played on the guerilla difficulty they can be a real challenge.
You spend most of the game fighting the North Korean invasion with a mate or two. There is a very large variety of weapons but you will discover those as you move through the game.
I just thought that this game would and could look a bit better. At times, sometimes, it could be mistaken to be ahead of its time but most of the time more character was needed.
Don't go in to this expecting a game which is rich in graphic enhancement. You should go in to this game expecting just a cheap thrill. Achievements (I played on the Microsoft Xbox 360) are there but most of them have to do with playing through the game a couple of times.
I mean, okay, I played on the Xbox 360 but meh, you look at movies on YouTube comparing the console systems with the personal computer and the only difference you see are there are jagged edges (comically referred to as jaggies) in the graphics and no jagged edges on the more late systems. It is this which makes or break any game across the board.
Just buy it, have a play and cross it off the list.