I saw a feel people walking around but that was pretty much it. I stood there and looked around and everything looked as if it did before. This was it! They were fighting back! I ran to the top of the safe house, expecting to see the city in an absolute uproar, this is America damnit, we aren't just gonna let you take our home! I walked out into the street to see a massive crowd of.

I then sat there in the safe house, I could hear a ruckus outside, gun fire, people cheering, people shouting. I reached 100%, and I watched a cut scene of the people rising up, taking on the KPA. The first time this happened, I was hyped and It actually felt like what I was doing mattered. All of this sabotage will boost the morale of the district you are in and when it reaches 100%, the citizens will rise up and rebel against the KPA. Let me tell you, sniping a KPA general marching through the streets and then watching his soldiers scatter around trying to find the perpetrator is so satisfying. Sabotage ranges from taking cutting the power from generators so the KPA can't spread their propaganda messages, destroying KPA vehicles, and taking out high value KPA targets.

I will say this that the parts of the game when you aren't on missions and you are going around the city trying to sabotage the KPA are incredibly fun and do make you feel like you are part of a resistance. The most enjoyable parts of the game come in the form of it's missions and side quests. Every story beat feels like they are just checking off a list of the same lines and plot devices you have seen a thousand times before. It's so hard to care about anything going on when all the acting from the characters is just so cliche and the character you control, Ethan Brady, is a completely silent protagonist so it's incredibly difficult to care about anything you do in the game. Now it's your job to take over the city, push back the KPA and start the 'revolution' The story at first has promise but then the issues begin.

They use a backdoor program to shut down all of the USA's defenses and we are pretty much sitting ducks for an attack. The United States's entire military is all APEX equipment and after years of the national debt growing out of the control, North Korea decides it's time to collect. Then they eventually decide to get into the weapons and military manufacturing business. This time around, the game takes place in an alternate timeline where North Korea was the one behind the huge technological boom and within time, the Korean company APEX is at the forefront of all of the worlds technology including smart phones and tablets. Homefront: The Revolution is more of a reboot with a new story and an open world setting.

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