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HOMEFRONT: THE REVOLUTION
The first Homefront was already a disappointing case of squandered potential, but sadly, its successor didn’t fare much better. Like the first game, Homefront: The Revolution wasn’t without its strengths, but those were outweighed greatly by its many issues. From its technical issues to a bland story, from repetitive design that got boring very quickly to shoddy execution of mechanics that, on paper, seemed like winners, Homefront: The Revolution ended up being a sore disappointment that failed in the most fundamental ways, and once again ended up squandering its inherent potential.
