Homefront®: The Revolution

Hra je konstruovana a ne velice dobře aby vás udržěla ve hře a to tak ,že vám kolikrat ani neukaže jak používat vylepšené věci . Nepratělske AI je tupe ale naštěstí ne tolik jak příběh teto hry . Prostředí je tady CTRL +V a CTRL+C koulikrat běhate po tom samém absolutně nedavajici systema zakladen nebo chechpointu . Kolikrat se mi stalo že jsem skončil čas hry jen tym že jsem bežel dopredu a pak drzel x . Nedoporučuji pokud to nebude za symbolickou cenu . Radeji bych si pořidil Far cry 4 nebo 5 kde je aspon ta napln hry zabavná .

Since this game released i have tried finishing it around 7 or 8 times. Yesterday i set out on the task to finally overcome my arch nemisis and finish this game. My god was it a dissapointing ending.

POSITIVO: Historia, bastante interesante a mi modo de ver, es muy cliche por momentos pero no deja de estar muy entretenida para un juego. Rendimiento, excelente en una pc gama media del 2026. Graficos, bastante bien para la epoca que fue lanzado. Sonido, excelente, tanto la banda sonora como el sonido de cada arma creo que es un punto muy fuerte de este producto. Las armas parecen que son pocas pero creo que estan las justas, no sobra ni falta ninguna a mi modo de ver. Personalizacion de armas creo que cumple, no esta sobrado. Misiones principales, bastante interesantes, dan ganas de seguir avanzando en la historia. El modo de ir conquistado territorio a mi en lo personal me gusta y me sienta comodo. Dificultad adaptada para todo tipo de jugadores. Buena cantidad y variedad de enemigos a lo largo del camino. Mision final muy interesante y bien planteada. Duracion, entre 12 y 16 horas segun cuanto te quieras meter con los coleccionables del juego. Coleccionables interesantes de ir cumplimentando. Jugabilidad muy comoda que invita al jugador a seguir jugando, se siente muy lindo el gunplay, por momentos frenetico y por momentos de sigilo. NEGATIVO: Si bien la duracion total esta bien, considero que te quedas con muchas ganas de mas. Misiones secundarias bastante repetitivas y poco interesantes de hacer. A mi en lo personal me gusta la forma de conquistar territorio puedo entender que a la gente despues de las primeras horas lo sienta aburrido y repetitivo. La conduccion de motocicletas es bastante incomoda. EN RESUMEN: Un juego que vale muchisimo la pena, totalmente recomendable en LATAM para precio completo por el.

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I played Homefront: The Revolution right after finishing the first Homefront. Released in 2016 and i got my hands on it a decade later, it originally launched in a very buggy and poorly received state. While I assumed it improved somewhat since then, many technical and design issues are still noticeable. Graphics & Presentation -Graphically, the game still looks quite good. The environments are detailed and atmospheric, although there are occasional visual artifacts, shadow issues, pop-in, and disappearing objects. It holds up visually, but it’s inconsistent. Open World vs. Linearity -The environments are interesting when first explored, but the open-world structure hurts the experience. The map feels too large and padded with empty districts and repetitive loot areas that add little to gameplay. -Compared to the first game, this sequel maybe not a direct continuation of the story, would have benefited from a more linear structure. Even the DLC which is more focused and linear, feels better designed and more enjoyable. -The constant fetch quests and “capture the strike point” objectives quickly become repetitive. What starts as fun turns into recycled content used to fill an oversized world. Level Design -Not to confuse with environment design which has been fairly cool and interesting in some respect, the level design itself is fairly poor which goes back to my previous statement of the open world feel, often times I got lost in spaces and didn’t particularly know where to go either because they assumed I pick up clues they left like tiny flash lights or paint scratches or worse thinly painted yellow crates that often blender in the environment…. I typically never struggle but here it was the case a couple times and I could swear it wasn’t my fault….. it’s a little lesson I guess Story -The premise again involves Korean occupiers, but the narrative feels watered down. The stakes don’t feel as impactful, and the story itself isn’t particularly memorable. It leans more toward small-scale resistance themes, but it lacks strong emotional weight or lasting impact. Gameplay -Gunplay is noticeably improved over the first game. Shooting feels satisfying, weapons have weight, and being able to modify guns on the fly is a strong feature. Gadgets also add some welcome variety. -However, enemy AI is extremely weak. You can hide in a bin right next to enemies who clearly detect you, yet they’re unable to act until your visibility meter drops. It breaks immersion and often feels unintentionally comedic. Technical Performance -Optimization is inconsistent. The game runs smoothly in some areas and poorly in others. Pop-in is frequent, enemies spawn and de-spawn unpredictably, and performance fluctuates significantly. -Spawn points are one of the biggest frustrations. Dying or failing often sends you back much further than necessary, sometimes forcing you to repeat dialogue or already-cleared sections. This design choice feels outdated and wastes the player’s time. DLC -The DLC campaigns are short — one under an hour, the others around an hour each — but ironically more enjoyable than the base game. Their linear design improves pacing and mission structure. They almost feel like content that could (or should) have been included in the main campaign. -Final Verdict If Steam allowed a “Maybe” recommendation, that would fit best. But since i need to be objective and clear: I do not recommend it. 6/10 -The environments and improved gunplay carry the experience, but repetitive open-world design, weak AI, technical issues, and frustrating mission structure hold it back.

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After playing the original I can safely say this one is awful. The opening for the original is leagues better at painting the Koreans as villains with the scene where [spoiler]someone's parents are shot in front of them[/spoiler] as an example. This game never goes beyond surface level commentary and says "North Korea bad, War bad" whilst having a strikepoint mission where you kill doctors and the game praises you as a hero.