This is the starting point born from the pen of screenwriter John Milius, author of works such as Red Dawn, Conan the Barbarian or Apocalypse Now, among others, having a special similarity "Red Dawn" with the Game in hand.

Homefront seeks to differentiate itself from all the turmoil of conflict set in modern shooters like Call of Duty or Medal of Honor based on a clear premise: it is not just to fight, but to live the real problems of living present in a war.

The human factor is therefore the hallmark of the Game with THQ trying to make a place in this complicated gender. For the moment, and based on what we could see first hand, we have no very clear the extent to which separate the action of this trite human factor, and that the shootings are predominant and very similar to those of many other shooters.

Benefit of the doubt at all, but we want to know more about the strange mix of concepts.