This meant recording a substantial amount of dialogue - “more than 50,000 lines” in total - as well as the introduction of facial scanning. Wanting the narrative to be more than just the “ Red Dawn in the near-future” of the first game, Deep Silver Dambuster has centered much of its marketing around the bleak, damaged Philadelphia and the struggle of its population to adapt to a North Korean occupation.
There are 31 total attachments to choose from, and one specific combination can turn a rifle into what Turner calls a “freedom launcher.” Homefront: The Revolution wears its Crysis influences on its sleeve, and gameplay demos have shown off the ability to quickly swap out attachments for your weapons before setting up an ambush or assaulting a group of invaders. In a post on the PlayStation Blog, Deep Silver Dambuster community manager Craig Turner gave some statistics that range from the impressive to the downright bizarre.
But the game is almost here, and new studio Deep Silver Dambuster has revealed some new tidbits of information that show just how much effort went into the sequel to a game that wasn’t particularly well-received. Homefront The Revolution Story Trailer | PS4 Homefront: The Revolution has had a troubled development, to say the least, put in serious jeopardy after layoffs and the closure of former developer Crytek U.K.
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