Homefront: The Revolution gameplay trailer is all about explosive RC cars
Deep Silver has released a new trailer showcasing how your decisions in the game can directly impact the open world.
The trailer, titled ‘Hearts & Minds’ gives us a detailed look at Homefront’s environment and gameplay mechanics.
By taking over colour co-ordinated zones, players can have a direct impact on the world they inhabit. NPCs will behave differently, and areas will take on a new visual personality as you liberate the city of Philadelphia from North Korean invaders.
Players mut use a variety of tools in order to succeed, including a remote-controlled RC car fitted with devastating explosives.
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The publisher has also detailed a new Merit System, a reward scheme for members of the Homefront community.
You can register here by linking your Xbox Live, PSN or Steam account when the game launches next month.
By signing up to the service you can gain access to a number of in-game cosmetic items and equipment, all of which come in unique sets.
Homefront: The Revolution will launch on May 20 for PS4, Xbox One and PC.
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