Homefront the revolution walkthrough part 14

HOMEFRONT THE REVOLUTION WALKTHROUGH PART 14 LICENSE

It was for this reason the developers didnвЂ™t feel like using some random small town like Montrose, Colorado from the first game a familiar locale should be more than enough for players to want to fight for their nation. Whether it be the blown out walls and roofs of buildings and apartment complexes, the collapsed highways, the threat of KPA вЂњpeacekeepersвЂќ and drones interrogating innocent civilians, or the 50-foot high metallic barricades separating the city into multiple districts, itвЂ™s hard not to feel like your home is under siege and your sole purpose is to reclaim it. If thereвЂ™s one thing that The Revolution ultimately succeeds in, hands down, itвЂ™s its dystopian representation of the city of brotherly love. You must scour the Orwellian Yellow Zones and lawless Red Zones of Philly in order to get any leads on WalkerвЂ™s whereabouts and reignite the flames of revolution for all. (Remember the man speaking on the radio in between cutscenes from the first game? They even wrote a tie-in book about him.) However, KPA forces quickly descend on your location and, after interrogating your comrades, make off with Walker. By 2025, KPA forces then occupy the beleaguered America, asset stripping whatever they can in order to repay AmericaвЂ™s debt and ruling the country with an iron fist.ДЄs Ethan Brady, your resistance cell is expecting a visit from the titular вЂњVoice of FreedomвЂќ himself вЂ“ Benjamin Walker. military via a backdoor embedded in all Apex tech. may never repay their debt, now-North Korean Premier John Tae-Se literally turns off the U.S. However, courtesy of their endless wars in the Middle East, they end up $14 trillion in debt to North Korea their economy in tatters and mass poverty, civil unrest, and martial law now the norm for most Americans. Following JoeвЂ™s death, son John Tae-Se assumes control of the company and decides to invest in weapons and military tech, of which the U.S. Joe Tae-Se, born to a North Korean woman and an American GI during the Korean War, founds the APeX Corporation in the 1970s, which would become responsible in creating the worldвЂ™s first personal computers, tablets, and smartphones, essentially becoming the single most economically powerful nation on Earth. Homefront: The Revolution is set in an alternate history where, in retrospect, the premise actually bears some resemblance to the original draft of 2012вЂ™s Red Dawn remake.

Gone is the speculative fiction, Red Dawn-esque scenario we were given in the first game, where Kim Jong-un successfully reunifies North and South Korea and begins an empire-happy annexation of Southeastern Asia and the Western United States with the European Union deliberating sending forces to assist the Americans. Initially pegged as a direct sequel to the original Homefront, as evidenced by VERY early multiplayer gameplay test footage between the KPA and EU, this game was eventually reworked as a reboot with few, if any, similarities to the original lore. In this review, I'll start out by briefly covering the game's lore and plot, followed by what I consider to be the game's stronger points, where I feel it's majorly deficient, and a couple of minor gripes that don't detract from the overall experience.

HOMEFRONT THE REVOLUTION WALKTHROUGH PART 14 LICENSE

However, I made myself a promise to tame my inherent love for the license and to be as objective as possible upon release. So you could imagine how hyped I was to discover that a sequel was in development. I thoroughly enjoyed the first Homefront, no matter how far-fetched its backstory may be or how short its campaign was, mainly because it portrayed America no longer as the omnipresent military and cultural force it is, but just as susceptible to corruption, economic collapse, civil unrest, and, subsequently, invasion and occupation as any other country. I've also no idea if there's a certain format or rubric that I have to follow, but I doubt winging it would make this review any less relevant. *I've never written a review for TA before, so I figure this might be a good start for me.

Homefront the revolution walkthrough part 14