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About This Content The second American Revolution has been crushed by the KPA occupation forces, and Philadelphia - last stronghold of the Resistance - is about to fall. In America’s darkest hour, a glimmer of hope appears when a NATO agent makes contact from beyond the city walls with a desperate call for help. They claim to have information that could finally end the occupation - but can the Resistance reach them before the KPA close in…?FeaturesPlay as Ethan Brady, on a last-chance mission to free America from her nightmarish, totalitarian occupationTravel beyond the walls of Philadelphia to the rural heartlands of Pennsylvania, the cradle of IndependenceMake contact with NATO and discover their daring plan to defeat the KPA once and for all b4d347fde0 Title: Homefront: The Revolution - Beyond the WallsGenre: Action, AdventureDeveloper:Dambuster StudiosPublisher:Deep SilverFranchise:HomefrontRelease Date: 8 Mar, 2017 Homefront: The Revolution - Beyond The Walls Activation Code And Serial Number homefront the revolution beyond the walls generator. homefront the revolution beyond the walls update. homefront the revolution beyond the walls power puzzle. homefront the revolution beyond the walls power. homefront the revolution beyond the walls silo. homefront the revolution beyond the walls power room. homefront the revolution beyond the walls gameplay. homefront the revolution beyond the walls dlc free download. homefront the revolution beyond the walls walkthrough. homefront the revolution beyond the walls journals. homefront the revolution beyond the walls dlc. homefront the revolution beyond the walls trophy guide. homefront the revolution beyond the walls test. homefront the revolution beyond the walls restore power to the silo. homefront the revolution beyond the walls achievement. homefront the revolution beyond the walls skidrow. homefront the revolution beyond the walls ending. homefront the revolution beyond the walls system requirements. homefront the revolution beyond the walls. homefront the revolution beyond the walls review. homefront the revolution beyond the walls trailer I loved the main game, but to me this DLC is too short. I expected a (smaller) open world wich I could explore, but instead I was given only one linear mission with very few depth.+Nice graphics-Boring-ShortIf you want to pick it up, do so in a sale. You're not missing out on anything without it. You could literally just watch a playtrough of it and have the same experience.. This is not a DLC. this is the Demo for a what could have been a pretty nice dlc. i mean, i read the reviews that said it was short. But this is just stupidly short. its like one mission , i thought you would have some open world to discover. a few farms, and stuff to drive between, but its about the size of a cod map. and they (the characters you are helping) are constantly nagging you. it will drive you insane, that is the 1 good thing i guess. i want my money back. Too bad they didn't make half the main game in this environment - it would have been a lot better with the variety.. Beyond the Walls is a strong closing chapter to a game that had a less than stellar start in life; while Homefront: The Revolution gained a reputation for being notoriously buggy and glitchy due to the horrible state it launched in, BtW is nicely polished and well-thought out.The story picks some time after the Aftermath DLC, with a kick in the teeth for players as all your efforts are for naught since the KPA have all but retaken everything you single-handedly conquered during the main game. Returning character Parrish receives a message from outside the city, and protagonist Ethan Brady (with returning coarse voice) has to go out into the Pennsylvania countryside to get in contact with the source of the mysterious transmission.Pros+ The environments are beautiful as grey war-torn Philly is left behind for the rural countryside, including abandoned farms, swaths of greenery between rock outcroppings, some subterranean surprises, and a load of mud+ The mud provides a simple yet somewhat amusing gameplay mechanic as Brady is significantly slowed down by it (there's an Achievement attached to this)+ Compared to the previous two DLC offerings, BtW is very meaty, easily clocking in at double the time it took to finish the Voice of Freedom and Aftermath+ This is partly due to the more open level design; while players are still more or less railroaded down a linear path, there are a number of areas that allow for exploration and different angles of approach to enemy encounters+ Speaking of enemy encounters, BtW has the best firefights of the entire game at a run-down diner and at a farm during the climax+ You are given access to all guns and attachments from the full game and can switch them up regularly at caches (two things that were missing in the other DLCs)+ Ten journals and a lone rubber ducky make for a decent number of collectibles, with some of them well-hiddenCons- The main drawback here are a number of story elements, namely the game destroying all your previous effort in conquering Philadelphia with a line of text in the opening and Brady dying at the end in the dumbest case of Unplanned Manual Detonation slash Heroic Sacrifice ever, while also leaving a sequel hook with little extra explanation.- As mentioned in the pros, this DLC is more open-ended than the previous two, but still fairly linear. Open world connoisseurs, look elsewhere for your fill.- There is nothing here that you haven't really seen before in Homefront; the environments are nice, but for how long it took to ship this DLC (some ten months since the base game launched) you would have expected a new weapon or two.- Enemy variety is dirt poor, with the same old KPA mooks thrown at you (some gas troops make an appearance in an area they have no reason to be in)- While longer than the previous DLC packages, don't expect Homefront's last hurrah to last more than an afternoonUltimately, do the pros outweigh the cons? I would argue that they do; while the story kicks you in the **** mid-dinner and leaves you to pick up the cheque, the environments, set pieces, and overall gameplay make up for it and the other minor grievances one can point out. If you enjoyed the full game and\/or the other DLC, you will definitely enjoy this one, although you may want to wait for either a permanent reduction in price or a sale (as the 13 Euros it costs as launch is definitely too pricey). If you're reading this review to determine whether or not to buy the game+season pass bundle (like I did) over just the base game in a sale, I implore you to get the former; BtW on its own more than justifies the small increase in price for the pass.In hindsight, Dambuster Studios have gotten a lot of slack (a part of which was well-deserved), but they have shown their competency with Beyond the Walls, delivering a good bite-sized epilogue to Homefront. While it is definitely early days, I hope to see another game from their hand in the near future.. Beyond the Walls is a DLC for Homefront the Revolution that concludes the story of the resistance fighters in Philadelphia. The plot involves Ethan Brady fighting for the resistance to help external forces end the KPA control in Philadelphia.The story is short and offers closure to the game and Ethan Brady. It does not provide in depth characters or deep meaningful quests, but it allows an end to the war in Philadelphia.The gameplay remains the same as in the Original game, with slightly clunky controls and basic first person shooter tactics and gameplay; with the few sessions of climbing, crafting and searching in between.The graphics and visuals are exceptional in the DLC as they offer a different section, outside the city. The CryEngine is used to its best potential when generating forested or overgrown areas. Overall if you enjoyed the original game then you will enjoy the DLC. Beyond the walls is a change in pace and scenery to the original game, where you see the natural beauty of Philadelphia and complete the story of Ethan Brady and the war in Philadelphia.Rating: 7\/10. Let's see. Remove everything that was most fun in the original? That sounds like a great direction to take.Open-ish world? Gone.A world you could move around in and affect as you chose? Gone.Lack of rails? Waaaay gone.Rewards for exploration? Gone. Soda-straw, narrow FOV view of the world? Still there. Still not fun.. Final chapter of this game. Linear gameplay. No open world. Recommended if you want to know how the story ends.