Homefront The Revolution shows #signs of a Linux focused update on SteamDB, now with a #launch configuration?
So we know there are some significant changes coming about for Cryengine that would certainly impact the release. So this might be a tad pre-mature to say, but it looks like the launch could be sooner than expected. There is also another SteamDB page that caught out attention, showing progress with more focus being outlined towards a Linux version. This is not a full out confirmation, details do support a significant update in detail
Homefront The Revolution still doesn’t have great reviews, even after the recent the Voice of Freedom DLC release. Obviously people are still playing the game, seeing there is some positive feedback. And even better, updates and patches have been concurrent, etc.
Homefront is an open-world first person shooter, where players must lead a Resistance movement in guerrilla warfare against a powerful military force.
Everything takes place in a living, breathing, open world that responds to your actions. Where the Resistance Cell can inspire a rebellion on the streets and turn Occupation into Revolution, as civilians rally up to fight.The enemy has the advantage, a super power with the proper technology, firepower, heavy armour and air support. Players must learn the art of guerrilla warfare in order to ambush, sabotage, infiltration, deception. Then fight a running battle through the war-torn suburbs of Philadelphia.
And the singleplayer campaign is just the start. In Co-Op players and friends can form their own Resistance Cell and become renowned Heroes of the Revolution.
When the Homefront launches, we will definitely be getting into some gameplay. Having already played the original Homefront back in 2011, the challenge to be less critical will be at hand. The missing multiplayer mode is a significant change. However the co-op experience should render more favourable gameplay over all.
