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UPC: 0752919551455

ESRB Descriptor: Blood, Strong Language, Violence

Game Name Special Features: Take back an occupied United States in this first-person shooter

Control Elements: Gamepad/Joystick

Number of Players: 1-32

Release Year: 2011

Country/Region of Manufacture: USA

EAN: 0752919551455

Platform: Microsoft Xbox 360

Rating: M - Mature

Publisher: THQ

Genre: Shooter

Game Name: Homefront

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Featuring a story overseen by John Milius, Homefront features a similar premise to the screenwriter's Red Dawn. Instead of U.S. occupation by Russia, however, America is taken over by a well-organized, well-funded North Korea in the year 2027. The single-player campaign has you controlling a member of the resistance movement and engaging in guerilla warfare across shopping malls, schools, and similar settings from a first-person perspective. Commandeer vehicles and futuristic drones to complete objectives, interacting with an assortment of colorful characters along the way, many of whom will fight alongside you. On-foot and vehicular combat are also supported in online multiplayer battles, which are designed to offer fast-paced action in the spirit of the Call of Duty series. Developer Kaos Studios' previous game was 2008's Frontlines: Fuel of War.

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by worker4christ
Jul 12, 2017Top favourable review
Cool game!
This is a really cool game to play, it does have good graphics, however, it is kind of repetitive at times, but overall, it's fun, and has pretty good graphics!
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by F0SiDZYiTPa@Deleted
Jul 03, 2011
The game is a bit over the average. Great Campaign + Great Multiplayer! :)
This game is absolutely astonishing! Here is a quick summary of what I think of the game so far. Graphics - 3/5: "2007 anyone? Because that is where the graphics of this game come from. The guns look kinda pretty and some environments have stunning texture but the occasional rendering failure and outdated model systems are not really striking and kind of outdated." Gameplay - 5/5: The gameplay is the best piece of the game. The gameplay involves control and AI strength. Everything matches together in great chemistry and the game works the way it should. Storyline - 5/5: The story line could never be better! It follows Korean war against the United States Americans where the KPA (Korean People's Army) are killing civilians and as a former USMC pilot you must fight with freedom fighter ... This game is absolutely astonishing! Here is a quick summary of what I think of the game so far. Graphics - 3/5: "2007 anyone? Because that is where the graphics of this game come from. The guns look kinda pretty and some environments have stunning texture but the occasional rendering failure and outdated model systems are not really striking and kind of outdated." Gameplay - 5/5: The gameplay is the best piece of the game. The gameplay involves control and AI strength. Everything matches together in great chemistry and the game works the way it should. Storyline - 5/5: The story line could never be better! It follows Korean war against the United States Americans where the KPA (Korean People's Army) are killing civilians and as a former USMC pilot you must fight with freedom fighter brothers and sisters to survive. Sound - 3/5: The sounds were nothing special and undoubtfully forgetable. Nothing seemed to impress me and things seems to be average as other FPS games of the time. Grenades and shooting didn't have the destinctive pleasurable sound effect that gave the game definition. Although, I will not say the game lacked good sound, everything matched and was on time, and the sound was there! Multiplayer - 5/5: Multiplayer can never get better in my opinion. There are 32-player battles that take place all the time. The dedicated servers almost never lag and you will find the unique "Battle-point" system very useful and exciting. Just like in most FPS games there is a limitable loadout customization, although the XP ranking up system is extremely fun and makes the game worth it. The ranks go higher than every Call of Duty title, so there is no finishing your leveling early! -------------------------------------------------------------- OVERALL RATING: 4.2/5 = Great Game (Worth the money!)
by 6187max
Jun 21, 2012
I still play it, just not all night.
This came complete with all your typical first person shooter features, however the story line is what helps set it apart. Combat right here in the USA. The graphics are very sharp, not the best but sharp. Looks a little better than Rainbow 6 Vegas. I play in 1080p. The sound effects were very good too. The enviroment is explosive, but not destructible. The game forces you on a specific path and its narrow to get through campaign. The weapons are fairly limited, as is the ammunition, with some all time favorites in every category. You dont often have options on what you will use during game as weapons, most the time you have to get better off the ground. The game seem to lack alot of depth. Its still great to play . The AI are fast to kill and the campaign is a challenge. The online is ... This came complete with all your typical first person shooter features, however the story line is what helps set it apart. Combat right here in the USA. The graphics are very sharp, not the best but sharp. Looks a little better than Rainbow 6 Vegas. I play in 1080p. The sound effects were very good too. The enviroment is explosive, but not destructible. The game forces you on a specific path and its narrow to get through campaign. The weapons are fairly limited, as is the ammunition, with some all time favorites in every category. You dont often have options on what you will use during game as weapons, most the time you have to get better off the ground. The game seem to lack alot of depth. Its still great to play . The AI are fast to kill and the campaign is a challenge. The online is face paced and fun. You level up pretty fast, with in game upgrades you can get with battle points earned during the round. They add up fast too. All the boards look like average american town places. It is very strange and fun. This is worth a look at twenty or less. I would put Vegas 2 as a better game, but this rate with Vegas one due to story and fresh boards.
by zzJiO6uySU6@Deleted
Mar 24, 2011
If Call of Duty and Battlefield had a baby...
This would be the lovechild of two of the best FPS franchises to date. I'll briefly explain how it is similar (in good and bad ways) to both games. Call of Duty: First and foremost, the control scheme is practically identical to Call of Duty. The only exception I can think of at the moment is the D-Pad, which is used primarily for buying items. Sprint is unlimited in this game, but I find it to be a good thing, as the maps are much bigger than CODs. There is also a high amount of customization in Homefront, though not quite as much as COD. On a final similarity, you start with a few premade classes that let you preview weapons, attachments, and "killstreak" items that are unlocked later as you level up via online play. Battlefield: This game shares a few more similarities with ... This would be the lovechild of two of the best FPS franchises to date. I'll briefly explain how it is similar (in good and bad ways) to both games. Call of Duty: First and foremost, the control scheme is practically identical to Call of Duty. The only exception I can think of at the moment is the D-Pad, which is used primarily for buying items. Sprint is unlimited in this game, but I find it to be a good thing, as the maps are much bigger than CODs. There is also a high amount of customization in Homefront, though not quite as much as COD. On a final similarity, you start with a few premade classes that let you preview weapons, attachments, and "killstreak" items that are unlocked later as you level up via online play. Battlefield: This game shares a few more similarities with Battlefield. As previously mentioned, the maps are pretty big, and comparable to maps from Bad Company. The graphics are a little jerkier than COD, as Battlefield's graphics were. There is no more bullet drop, however. So if you're a longtime Battlefield fan, it may take you a while to learn to aim directly with a sniper rifle again. Also previously mentioned, there are quite a few vehicles again. From RC recon/tank/helicopters, to real helicopters/tanks/armored trucks, there's enough variation to keep things interesting. One thing I'd like to complain about is that jets seem to keep getting left out of these games, since Battlefield 2. Why?! Instead of killstreaks, you are rewarded with points for every assist and kill you obtain. You are also awarded bonus points for things like melee kills, vehicle kills, revenge, etc. You spend these points to buy everything from rocket launchers, to drones (more similar to Battlefield's RC vehicles than COD's) and helicopters. You can even choose to create armored transports and tanks when you spawn, or spawn as a gunner in an available vehicle piloted by an ally. There are only two main gametypes: Ground Control, and Team Deathmatch. In Ground Control, your team attempts to capture and hold three objectives, while your opponents are competing for control of the same objectives. Team Deathmatch is pretty self-explanatory. These gametypes are furthered by "Commander" variations of each. The gametypes are played the same, with one exception: Everyone starts with no class bonuses (such as faster reloading, etc). Instead, bonuses are rewarded based on killstreaks. So if you kill 3 people in a row, for example, you gain a bonus until you die. If you kill a few more in a row, you get a second bonus. This continues until you've received 5 bonuses. However, with each bonus you receive, you also receive a star. This star is your "Threat Level", and with each threat level, a few of your opponents are given a bounty on you. What this means is they are given the general location you are in, and bonus cash if they manage to take you out. Keep in mind that you have your bonuses to help keep you alive though. Overall, an entertaining sub-type. Unlike Battlefield, you can't spawn at captured bases. Instead, spawning consists of choosing a class, then getting dropped on one side of the objectives while your opponents are spawned on the opposite side. One good thing about spawning is you receive a temporary aerial view, complete with everyones name being shown, to give you an idea of where to go. This happens for a few seconds until you drop to ground level, and take control of your character.
by 1stusss
May 08, 2011
Great Game for Multi-player onl line shooter. Bad game for Single player.
Overall the game I would consider just ok. It depends on your preference in 1st person shooter games. The game graphics are ok but not as good as Battlefield Bad Company 2. They are better than some of the older Call of duty games, but I think they lacked some of the clarity or detail. The Single Player portion is the worse part of the game. The story line is very cheesy and weak. The characters are corny and choppy in their movements and you have to get permission to climb ladders instead of smoothly going up them. The Best part of the Game is the Multiplayer. I believe most people play it for this part. It flows better and interaction is better. The down side to it would be their servers crash and have to be reset. The game has a nice weapons selection and graphics for they are good. ... Overall the game I would consider just ok. It depends on your preference in 1st person shooter games. The game graphics are ok but not as good as Battlefield Bad Company 2. They are better than some of the older Call of duty games, but I think they lacked some of the clarity or detail. The Single Player portion is the worse part of the game. The story line is very cheesy and weak. The characters are corny and choppy in their movements and you have to get permission to climb ladders instead of smoothly going up them. The Best part of the Game is the Multiplayer. I believe most people play it for this part. It flows better and interaction is better. The down side to it would be their servers crash and have to be reset. The game has a nice weapons selection and graphics for they are good. The bad on the weapons is the reality of the caliburs. I dont think they have the right number of hits to kill with certain weapons. The intervention sniper rifle should be a 1 shot kill not a two hit kill. some of the smaller weapons can still kill across the map. Comparing to others shooter games out there I would squarely put it between Call of Duty Modern warfare and Battlefield Bad Company 2. It has feature from both that make it enjoyable.

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The game is a bit over the average. Great Campaign + Great Multiplayer! :)

I still play it, just not all night.

If Call of Duty and Battlefield had a baby...

Great Game for Multi-player onl line shooter. Bad game for Single player.

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