People are no longer the usual taxpayers, but real debtors of their state, because they are cannon fodder, for which the government comes and orders "several bodies" for testing. Our hero is a typical fighter for independence. His goal in the game is to create a small squad and in its number to enslave power, free the imprisoned revolutionaries and raise the nation from its knees, create a new infrastructure, renew America's pride and ensure that this pride is reasoned.
As part of an excellent command staff, the hero reveals the characters of the characters that you want to follow. Here the developers tried their best. Homefront has a lot of locations in which we will wage war, and the world of the near future is depicted without embellishment and space weapons - all the current US weapons are in the game.
The only thing that the developers added - flying, attacking everything in their path, drones. You will fight for independence. In this country, the topic of freedom of the nation and society is constantly touched upon, but you will have to go through a new conflict, control equipment: tanks, helicopters, cars. Shoot massive amounts of weapons and kill US military might in hand-to-hand combat. They plan to steal several tracking beacons at a school used as a concentration camp in contact with a man named Arnie.
However, Arnie betrays the team to protect his children, forcing the team to kill on contact and eliminate all forces on the field. They discover a mass grave and are saved from Korean reinforcements by hiding among the corpses. Shortly after Jacobs, Connor, and Rianna are successful in locating the trucks, Connor and the team return to Oasis only to find that Boone and all the residents of the Resistance base have been killed by Korean troops.
They escape with other Colorado resistance fighters by breaking through the fortress wall used to keep people trapped in the city by destroying them. Jacobs, Connor, Rianna, and Hopper manage to escape the Korean forces with information about a helicopter that can be used in the operation found at a survival base in Utah. Homefront Game team infiltrates the base and manages to steal the helicopter, chasing the fuel convoy near California. With the convoy hijacked and with air support from Jacobs, the team continues their journey to San Francisco, where they deliver their fuel to aid the US military.
How to Install Images. Total time: 30 minutes Extract extract all files using WinRar. How to Install Video. Then we meet Conner, a man who would probably have been called a 'jock' in a teen movie. Now, we'll just settle on calling him a prick.
Then we meet Rianna, a bandana-wearing lady with some adorable freckles. The camp is idyllic. Severed from external power sources, it's purely self-sufficient. Butts store the commune's water, greenhouses and vegetable patches are dotted here and there, and a child plays on a swing. Daily life is going on - a man sterilising some jars, a man milking a goat, and a man keeping fit on a battered step machine. It's well-realised, and we walk around, meeting everyone in the camp.
You know you're being lulled into a false sense of security. And although we're not shown what happens to the camp after we descend into the tunnels underneath it, Kaos' artwork tells the story vividly. The swing that the child was playing on has been converted into a torture device that suspends Boone in a star from the chains.
A row of bodies has been organised, as though they're being presented to us, and the buildings have been burned. The second level we're shown is pure action. And for a linear FPS, it has a unexpectedly fresh feel to it. We're constantly on the move, not because someone's shouting in our ear telling us where to go, but because we're propelled on by urgency.
When our watchtower wasn't being destroyed by a friendly mortar strike, we were darting along corridors of fire with Rianna choking on the chemicals in the searing hot air. Some of this will inevitably be familiar: we have to protect a Goliath tank from the crippling attacks of an EMP rocketeer, but there's still the sense of innovation. One of your weapons tags enemies with a red diamond, telling your Goliath to kill - presuming it's not stunned by an EMP.
But the impression that this is a team of people who aren't seasoned professionals is a success. Any moral decisions on offer here, such as whether to shoot people who are burning to death, don't affect the flow of the game in some artificially branching way - that's for your conscience.
If you want to play as a Korean, you'll be restricted to multiplayer mode. Although nothing's being officially said about this side at this point, it's where Kaos' roots are: they were born out of Desert Conflict, their Battlefield mod.
Judging from the artwork around the building, which shows symmetrical teams on the USA and North Korean armies, it'll be a system similar to Frontlines, with familiar load-outs on the wall: assault rifle, submachine gun, light machine gun, and snipers. When more details emerge, we can expect a polished game, hopefully with a couple of surprises. The effort gone into making North Korea feel like a real threat is still slightly baffling.
Tell us a story, we'll believe it. That's what suspension of disbelief is.
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