I've never heard of this game ever. 🤷🤷🤷 Looks good though.

This story would have made more sense if they replaced North Korea with China

Yes because an army where most soldiers are supplied 1950’s equipment and given less than 2000 calories a day can invade the US mainland. That does not take away from how cool this game is, it’s a neat concept!

Lol that's so freaking cool but irl north Korea can't do anything

Kim Jong-Un's dreams be like:

I remember enjoying this game a lot as a kid and was actually scared of North Korea until I realized later doing research that North Korea is still stuck in the mid 20th century and South Korea is one of our biggest allies who also hates the North

People are missing the point, it’s not that North Korea is invading our United States. In this world the US as a country was declining and dealing with massive civil unrest and economic strife. An EMP took out the infrastructure for a brief time and the North Koreans (who have spent like a decade building an empire similar to the Landmass of Imperial WW2 Japan) got lucky with a first strike. The only have like 1/3rd of the country occupied before it reached a stalemate with the US armed forces. It’s still unrealistic and laughable but the game attempted to amend this with some lore that the intro actually explains. A unified totalitarian state with a large army got lucky when the US was crippled.

Other than the fact that NK would've overstretched their logistics the moment they stepped outside the Korean peninsula, let alone have the manpower to administer their new territories, this is a very interesting idea.

Lost me at "paratroopers take midwest". They'd be shot out of the sky by civilians before they hit the ground.

North Korea, because game developers can't use China as the aggressive invader

I love how the preview pictures of North Korean soldiers invading America we’re just pictures of American soldiers in Afghanistan

Something weird about this game is how it says that Kim jong il dies In 2012. If y’all don’t know Kim jong Il died in December 20 2011 which was 24 days after this game released.

I love how all of the enemy soldiers immediately shout and jump into the open as soon as you come close to them. It's a time honoured tactic that I believe is called: "Yell and then get shot in the face several times." Which has helped countless video game armies lose wars against what amounts to the efforts of one pissed off guy, through the generations.

I remember playing this when it came out. Totally underrated campaign! Love this game!

This mission was actually really hard in comparison to other missions as the other missions had you taking on squads as guerrillas but this mission had you in an army, fighting another army

I love how in these kinds of campaign missions your gun is 1 shot while the enemy needs a whole mag to kill you

If Homefront had been given better development and time it could have been a lot better

I just love that first cutscene showing the chain of events

I remember this game's single player campaign wasn't anything to write home about but its multiplayer was so much fun. Battlefield-esque gameplay with large maps and drive-able vehicles and kill streaks you'd buy using points gained during matches. I remember dominating matches at times. Camos also were unlocked not based on how many kills you got but how long of a kill streak you got with a gun so only the best players had the coolest camos.

R.I.P Scarifice both of that guy who died in airstrike. Salute to those guys .