With many notable shooters flooding the market, it’s hard for non-franchise shooters to capture our attention. Homefront, however, takes the traditional shooter formula and applies it to a highly believable setting, creating an intriguing experience for gamers. While it does have its shortcomings, Homefront pits gamers in a haunting American future with lots of cinematic moments.
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It could have been the epic Freedom Fighters reboot, but it failed to deliver. Too many games now are being developed around Call of Duty rather than being developed as their own games.
In addition, the multiplayer helped the game in no way at all with non-functional stat-tracking and leaderboards, along with a complete failure of the matchmaking system to put you into games that actually have players.
Disappointing. One star.
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