Homefront (2011)

In Homefront (2011), the year is 2027, and America has fallen. Fifteen years of economic collapse and resource wars have left the nation vulnerable to a devastating EMP strike, paving the way for the brutal occupation by the Greater Korean Republic. Players join the Resistance in this gripping single-player campaign, penned by John Milius, and fight for freedom against overwhelming military odds. Engage in visceral, cinematic first-person shooter action, employing guerrilla tactics and commandeering military vehicles and drone technology to reclaim Occupied USA. Homefront earns its place among Deep Silver's best due to its ambitious scope and intense narrative. While reception was mixed, its exploration of a terrifyingly plausible near-future scenario and the emotional weight of its story, combined with explosive FPS gameplay, made a lasting impression. Its multiplayer offered large-scale warfare, blending infantry and vehicle combat across vast battlefields. It attempted to set a new standard in online warfare, showcasing Deep Silver's willingness to push boundaries.