Homefront The Revolution
This week, Zero Punctuation reviews Homefront The Revolution.
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This week, Zero Punctuation reviews Homefront The Revolution.
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Battleborn, probably not. Overwatch, likely 50-50%. Though I suspect he'll do it just to annoy the fans when he once again has to remind people that he doesn't particularly like multi-player games and people shouldn't be suprised when he says he doesn't like them, no matter how polished they are. I think Splatoon was the only one he actually liked.Bob_McMillan said:Damn, I forgot this game even existed. I wonder if Yahtzee will bother with Battleborn or Overwatch.
That game exists and it's called Mercenaries (which is basically Grand Theft Korean-warzone gameplay-wise). I recall it being one of my favourites but this was a long time ago so I may be nostalgia-blinded. One of the best parts being you get to sorta pick the level of goofiness you want as there are 3 Player Characters to select from, two of which are serious and one of which is a jolly violence-loving psychopath.RJ Dalton said:Now that you've said it, I do want to see a game with real-world North Korea as the bad guys. It would be refreshing to play a game where the big bad guy is totally insane in that goofy sort of way that makes him torture scientists until they publish reports that unicorns are real so he can claim to have ridden one.
This is my experience as well. You would be surprised what Developers will label as "known shippable - will not Fix"MoltenSilver said:Speaking from experience, trust me, the QA team found all these bugs, it's that someone else decided they weren't worth fixing.
Hm? Have you never played any of the Far Cry games? Particularly Far Cry 3, though I think they all portray guerilla warfare quite well, maybe you're a little bit overpowered for a "resistance fighter" from time to time (especially in FC4) but it certainly pits you as more of a stealthy underdog than say, the Just Cause series.Goliath100 said:One day I will get a great guerilla warfare game, but that day is not today.
Reboot, or, as Wikipedia put it, a "re-imaging".Steve the Pocket said:Hmm. This game was announced by THQ shortly before they went under and then got bought up by Deep Silver. Given the QA issues, I wonder if they handed it over to the same team that made Ride to Hell Retribution 1%.
...Wikipedia says it wasn't. Disappointing.
Also, points to the developers for apparently retconning away the original backstory in favor of an even more ludicrous one. So is this a sequel or a reboot?