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Homefront: The Revolution Still Coming To Linux & Its Trailer Looks Great

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 5 August 2015 at 09:21 AM EDT. 3 Comments

Homefront: The Revolution, the game now being developed by Deep Silver after Crytek's financial woes last year, has a new trailer out for Gamescom this week in Germany.

This CryENGINE-powered game is still anticipated to come to Linux and the PC debut is set for 2016. Today at Gamescom they put out a damn nice new trailer of this open world first person shooter. The trailer is embedded below.

More details on Homefront: The Revolution for Linux as it becomes available.

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