Homefront: The Revolution is highly underrated (and now 10 quid incl. DLC)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfjlBL0o2XA Should run fine at 1440p on that card. Video is at 1080p.
Had a good session on it last night, really enjoyed it. Actually enjoyed the yellow stealth zones more than the red zones and i normally hate stealthy stuff.
Graphics are great and its silky smooth, as with many games of this type turning off as many HUD options as possible helps greatly with immersion, the minimap especially ruins it with great big icons all over it.
Playing on hardest difficult which feels right, only died once or twice from going rambo
Great pick up for £9, thanks OP!
Graphics are great and its silky smooth, as with many games of this type turning off as many HUD options as possible helps greatly with immersion, the minimap especially ruins it with great big icons all over it.
Playing on hardest difficult which feels right, only died once or twice from going rambo
Great pick up for £9, thanks OP!
when I was looking it was £8-13 without DLC.
Had a good session on it last night, really enjoyed it. Actually enjoyed the yellow stealth zones more than the red zones and i normally hate stealthy stuff.
Graphics are great and its silky smooth, as with many games of this type turning off as many HUD options as possible helps greatly with immersion, the minimap especially ruins it with great big icons all over it.
Playing on hardest difficult which feels right, only died once or twice from going rambo
Great pick up for £9, thanks OP!
Yeah it is great, I liked yellow zones too, just good atmosphere all around. I wish HUD options were a bit more extensive, it is a shame that disabling minimap also hides health bar.
I posted when the game was on sale, will edit the OP.
The non dlc version is still £5.99 on cdkeys, that's still a great price.
Fantastic this game!
Runs and looks superb too + 21.9 works without any issues.
Can't decide which AA to use though, SMAA helps with some jaggies whilst keeping all the detail where as TAA removes all the jaggies but loses detail....
I used TAA with sharpeness to maximum. TAA is much better for me when played on 55" plasma and monitor both. I don't mind a bit of blur in exchange for absolutely perfect, jaggies and shimmer-free image.
Semi, kinda. It takes place in several districts of Philadelphia, which are not contiguous (require loading screen). Those districts themselves are open maps though, although they are not huge. But the game's structure works very well.
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Cheers, Still £5.99 on cdkeys