After a poorly received first game in the series, and following a troublesome development process (it was a THQ title that went to Crytek but ended up with Koch Media and Deep Silver Dambuster in the end), Homefront: The Revolution aims to make amends and set a new standard for the IP. The setting is interesting and we glady accepted the opportunity to check out the US after an invasion by North Korea ahead of the release date of May 20 (you can read our review here). In fact, we filmed the entire thing for Gamereactor Live.
