Homefront vs Postal

Homefront is a cinematic first-person shooter set in a 2027 America that has been crippled by an energy crisis and occupied by a North Korean military force. Players step into the shoes of a civilian resistance fighter, navigating suburban battlegrounds and urban environments to take back their homeland. Crafted with a compelling single-player story by John Milius, the game combines intense infantry combat with vehicle-based warfare. Alongside its narrative campaign, Homefront delivers a robust multiplayer experience that plunges players into large-scale warfare for control of a land stripped of freedom.

POSTAL casts the user as a nameless surrogate character brought to the breaking point when his home in Paradise, Arizona is unjustly repossessed. Believing the repossession is part of a demonic conspiracy to dominate humanity, he unleashes relentless vengeance across 17 distinct locations. Navigate through a small town to a heavily guarded military complex using a third-person premeditated perspective. Employ strategic combat tactics against armed locals in this intense indie action horror experience developed by Running With Scissors.

• Compelling single-player story by John Milius
• Immersive near-future occupied American setting
• Robust multiplayer mode for online competition
• Diverse mix of infantry and vehicle combat

• Unique dark atmosphere and cult classic status
• Challenging strategic combat mechanics
• Distinctive third-person isometric perspective
• Diverse set of seventeen unique locales

• Campaign length is relatively short
• Multiplayer community has declined over time
• Scripted sequences limit open-world exploration

• Controversial and extremely violent content may not suit all players
• Dated 1990s visual fidelity by modern standards
• Can feature frustrating difficulty spikes during enemy encounters