Name: Homefront®: The Revolution ‘Freedom Fighter’ Bundle
Brand: Xbox
Price: 3.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Deal overview

Homefront®: The Revolution ‘Freedom Fighter’ Bundle is currently 90% off on Xbox — down to $3.99 from $39.99.

At 90% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Homefront®: The Revolution ‘Freedom Fighter’ Bundle reaches on Xbox — near its typical floor.

That works out to $36 off the Xbox list price of $39.99.

This deal is for the XBOX version. Click View Deal to open the official Xbox page — prices and regional availability are confirmed at checkout, not by GamesCreed.

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About this game

Homefront: The Revolution imagines an America crushed under a foreign occupation, and this bundle wraps the base game together with its Freedom Fighter content so you’re not left hunting down extras after the fact. Philadelphia is the setting, but it’s not the Philadelphia anyone would recognize: checkpoints, drone surveillance, and armed patrols have turned a city famous for revolution into a place where just talking back can get you killed. The hook here isn’t just “shoot the occupiers,” it’s the idea of building an actual resistance movement from nothing in a city that’s been stripped of hope.

How it plays

You’re fighting an occupying force with none of its firepower, so the game leans into guerrilla tactics rather than head-on combat. Expect scavenged weapons, improvised gear, and a lot of picking your fights in the Red Zone’s wrecked streets, gutted buildings, and abandoned subway tunnels. The single-player campaign follows your role in sparking a second American Revolution, and the game also supports co-op, where you and friends can build your own resistance cell and earn a reputation as the city’s next heroes. It’s a shooter built around asymmetry: you’re rarely the strongest thing in the room, so smart positioning and hit-and-run tactics matter more than raw aim.

Who it’s for

This one’s for players who like their shooters with a political edge and an open, lived-in city to fight through, rather than a tight corridor of scripted setpieces. If you enjoy games about scrappy underdogs improvising their way against overwhelming force, or you want a co-op shooter with a resistance-fighter fantasy instead of another generic squad, it’s worth a look. If you need pristine production values or a story that stays subtle about its themes, this probably isn’t your game. It also won’t do much for players who bounce off dystopian occupation settings or want fast, arcade-y combat over scrappy survival.

Is it worth it?

Bundling the base game with the Freedom Fighter content means you get the fuller version of the experience in one purchase instead of piecing it together later, which is the real appeal for anyone who was on the fence. For fans of story-driven shooters who also want a co-op option to dip into with friends, that combination adds real replay value beyond just finishing the campaign once. It’s the kind of game that rewards patience with its setting and mechanics rather than instant gratification, so it’s best suited to players willing to sink real time into a slower-burn shooter. As with most single-player-plus-co-op shooters from this era, it’s a strong pickup whenever it’s discounted, since you’re getting the complete package rather than a stripped-down base edition.