VIDEO SUMMARY
Deep Silver confirms the release date of Homefront: The Revolution with a new trailer that takes us into the world of Occupied Philadelphia, 2029, and the brutal police states known as the Yellow Zones. Distinct from the war-ravaged wastelands of the Red Zones, and the highly militarised Green Zones, this densely populated environment offers a unique challenge and gameplay experience to would-be Freedom Fighters.
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