The Rise and Fall of Homefront

[@valhallaab8399]

The Rise and Fall of ''Army of Two'' would be cool to see.

[@jaynecobb7964]

Honestly, "Devils Cartel" wasn't bad, it's ending just kinda sucked

[@shanagbaimuru3926]

@@jaynecobb7964 My only memories of that game is the constant joking between my brother and I that especially at the end it felt like the cartels were literally throwing the entire population of Mexico at you

[@FinalOven_Mint]

I miss that franchise 😭 the gun customization was crazy

[@A1Yola_cooker187]

AOT(2008), AOT the 40th day, AOT the devil’s cartel 🔥🔥🔥

[@jamaicansole1]

More like fall and rise, lol. The army of two sequel was much better the first

[@DamplyDoo]

The narrator of these videos should narrate everything.

[@erikheijden9828]

"GAM-ER z"

[@kabardino1337]

@@erikheijden9828 Guh Vamers?

[@Shaggie_Thrills]

Reminds me of the house it's made voice 😂

[@LiveforHM]

he actually has narrated a lot of stuff. i forgot his name but he has narrated things like commercials and other things

[@NumbaOne]

narrator " and as you can see here DamplyDoo is seemingly taking a dump alone in his home, lets take a closer look"

[@Bazzookie]

I swear to god, I've listened GVMERS' narration so many times, but I still can't get over the fact that every time I feel like I'm watching a National Geographic WW2 documentary.

[@wyattgeorge9696]

lol I like that he doesn't talk obnoxiously fast and loud like a lot of youtubers. It's very relaxing to listen to

[@soulbrother5435]

Just yesterday completed Homefront the Revolution. Yellow zones were easily best moments in the game it had more Deus Ex vibe than Far Cry. Made me desire to see immersive sim where you play as agent of resistance in occupied town, something like Saboteur but with Deus Ex depth and variety of play styles and gadgets

[@InfernalMonsoon]

The stealth, parkour and sabotage work you had to do in the yellow zones was definitely some of the most fun I had in the game for sure. Frustratingly hard at times but it was always a really nice change of pace from the chaos of the red zones - both gameplay styles working very well for the game.

[@-pressxtostart-]

Now you make me want to play it 😑

[@SicSemperBeats]

We need another deus ex so badly.

[@HeatherHolt]

@@SicSemperBeats i agree so hard.

[@SicSemperBeats]

@@HeatherHolt yea man i replayed human Revolution and making divided and its crazy how they echoed the events of 2020. (Big ass pandemic, largest social/moral strife in decades, marginalized groups standing up to people who abuse power). Its crazy how forward thinking the games are

[@trusty6625]

Ah my greatest memory of Homefront, glitching into a door in campaign and falling through the world.

[@tornado6911]

Fun fact: YOUR comment actually kinda bugged when I was scrolling down. Confidence? 😅

[@destynova4512]

Lmfao, that's great though honestly don't remember any glitches in the first one. Maybe the second, but honestly never played that. Saw it wouldn't fulfill the story from the first one.

[@LowdownBoy]

Lol, lucky.. my fondest memories are all mixed into one good time. Such a cool game being story-driven; something that obviously is forgotten about by the monopolistic evil AAA's.

[@JimboPresi22]

Mine is glitching in the bus

[@Atem_S.]

You mean when you ran up the tower in the parking lot after getting phosphor dropped on you and it never get shot down....

[@BushBumperBaker]

"Swiftly dismissed the idea" Yeah, I wonder why.

[@chrisjackson1215]

Imagine a company named Trauma being forced to relocate to Stockholm. I'd leave too.

[@NostalgicGamerRickOShay]

LOL.

[@gingerbrummie]

I would love to see a rise and fall of the Red Faction series

[@kobzie_16]

I think that does exist

[@BushBumperBaker]

Yeah no kidding. Fuck the sequel to that amazing one on 360. They made a badass game then the sequel just trapped you underground and took away half of the destruction that made the game cool..

[@BlazeC90]

KRO

[@SalusFuturistics]

@@BushBumperBaker Story of the entire Franchise. They don't know what made the first, and Guerilla great. The round Numbers are awful. But that means the next one will be great again.

[@AceticTWO]

it didn't even fall. it just doesn't get games anymore

[@GBugden]

Did i hear Frontline fuel of war? What a frigging gem that game was

[@foxtrotlaw9455]

i have huge appreciation for the narrator. big fan

[@ohuckabee]

A documentary on Homefront is something I always wanted to see, honestly. Thank you. Homefront: The Revolution always felt like it could've been set in the Half-Life 2 universe with a little tinkering.

[@Starlesslemon]

I miss Homefronts multiplayer. Gotta love and hate dedicated servers.

[@Silo1195]

this channel is still seriously underrated

[@Reject101Personal]

Under-appreciated*

[@karu1585]

Dont ever stop this channel please. I know that times probably are rough but the world needs you!

[@NotSoMelancholy]

Really hope you cover the Section 8 series one day. Such a great series, that kinda vanished.

[@michaeljmyers1995]

THAT SERIES WAS THE BEST. Section 8 prejudice was a perfect game

[@InfernalMonsoon]

Both Section 8s are very good games. Though I much preferred the maps in the original game, I really enjoyed the improvements and additions in Prejudice.

[@tominatorxx]

Their SPs weren't that great. First one was very underwhelming and the second one was pretty solid though (nothing exceptional but enjoyable to play through once). Both felt more like big tutorials for the MP which was absolutely amazing!!! Easily some of my favourite MP games (especially Prejudice with the extra focus on ammo types).

[@4T3hM4kr0n]

ohh a man of culture I see ^^

[@NotSoMelancholy]

Got me missing fuel of war’s multiplayer Also crytech and their signature weapon customization

[@InfernalMonsoon]

The campaign design in Frontlines is honestly what every other shooter at the time should have aspired to improve upon with its more open and freeform way of approaching objectives and scenarios. So sad they went down the heavily scripted route for the original Homefront when their previous game had so much potential. The only game I can think of that took a similar approach is Medal of Honour Airborne - thankfully that's also a great little game.

[@vinced.7713]

FOW's multiplayer is up there with a handful of my fave's with the map variety, vehicles, aircraft and overall fun.

[@GLaYn]

This channel is outstanding, dope respect for the choices of the games that got broadcasted here.

[@crashfaff]

I only remember this game being 90% reduced in retail value by 2012 lol

[@NorteKaleb]

My dad's favorite MP was on the first Homefront. RIP pops, cben830 if his buddies happen to see this video and, moreover, this comment. Y'all meant a lot to him in his gaming.

[@davenewsom5985]

I bet he'd still be playing it. I still am. Sry for your loss, btw man.

[@ZachMaxDaddy]

The on the fly weapon customization was so cool! Also these documentaries are so well made, I’ve enjoyed them all

[@dondamage2803]

The multiplayer of the first homefront was amazing

[@peshkybee7721]

Homefront? Never smashed the like button so fast lol so many great memories with the first game

[@thund3rstruck]

Spec-Ops: The Line was far more gripping and emotionally impactful than anything Homefront was trying to do.

[@gondalasatvarsh5892]

I loved many THQ games as a kid, WWE Homefront Saints row I was so shocked when I saw that they got closed.

[@cameronward9443]

Homefront Revolution, to me, is one of the most underrated games you can get for under 10$ The game was like 80% off a month after coming out, it was an incredible deal. Edit: I would like to add, that it's true that the story for homefront didn't really make sense. However I always thought it would work better if there was a touch of sci-fi (especially in revolutions). They should have had it that the Korean people discovered some sort of Alien tech that they used to have a quick jump in technology. this way it would explain how they first conquered the US and how they maintained a technological edge in Revolutions.

[@InfernalMonsoon]

It is one of the most underrated shooters of all time and I wish people would be willing to give it a shot.

[@andrewn.caldwell6218]

Homefront and Homefront: The Revolution arent related, The Revolution is only "Homefront" in name, it was a full reboot unrelated to the first game

[@davenewsom5985]

I honestly don't think I'd like it. The 1st version is much better

[@FallenActual]

I so badly wish homefront and spec ops the line took off more than they did they were sooo good

[@echodelta2172]

they're both great ideas with flawed execution

[@iluvbliss852]

@@echodelta2172 wrong spec ops was a great game what are u saying rn

[@blacksun7471]

Glad to see this. Was starting to think the days of your longer documentaries may be over. Thank you. Love the original game, and have the sequel, but have never played it. However, Xbox Series X recently released 60FPS boost for the title, and I know the game was lambasted for a poor frame rate, so maybe now it's time to give it a whirl. Keep up the great work!

[@pyrrhicvictory5844]

I'm glad you covered this series, because it had so much potential. One of the problems of the first game is that a lot of the interesting narrative elements and backstory were in the tie-in novel: The Voice of Freedom. It laid out in great detail how Korea united under one flag and invaded: in a nutshell, a fictional Kim rises to power and renounces the dictatorships of North Korea's past, while opening up the country and eventually unifying. Then he launches a satellite under the guise of providing free broadband over the US, but it ends up being a massive EMP that cripples most of America's defenses, allowing a west coast invasion. The US military battles the Koreans but are eventually pushed back to the Mississippi River, where a line is drawn between the occupied western United States and the free eastern side. It was a really interesting setup that wasn't properly implemented into the story, but at least the game tried. Homefront: the Revolution, on the other hand....not so much.

[@whiffyclarke]

The book also opens with the US in a terrible depression. Weirdly I read the book but never played the game.

[@pyrrhicvictory5844]

@@whiffyclarke Yeah I read the book before the game came out and was so excited, but then I played the game and in ended up featuring so little from the book that it was quite a letdown.

[@sharpsonmusic]

One thing I distinctly remember about Homefront was the sniping. Felt so good!

[@MentalStamina]

I played the alpha waaaay back on the 360 and absolutely loved their multiplayer. This game was awesome!

[@cowboycowboy9592]

. I remember a room full of my friends sitting speechless during the opening cinematic. A real punch to the gut. I appreciated the 1st game. The 2nd was horrendous

[@blumiu2426]

I like how they did all that dancing around a villain in the story really centered around a big problem today in gaming and overall entertainment industry; pleasing the Chinese market. The wanted to avoid something unbelievable (which was more believable) by picking one of the most bizarre scenarios.

[@axelpatrickb.pingol3228]

That is what happens when a billion people country that is an untapped market exists...

[@blumiu2426]

@@axelpatrickb.pingol3228 Not worth the compromise unless money has that much a hold on you. Most end up being richer than the average man even without becoming publicly traded, at least more than they can spend unless going beyond their means (which many end up doing). China needs to change, not a development studio or publisher, otherwise those companies need to go to that communist nation instead of trying to eat the cake too from the democracy they come from. You can't serve two masters or something is going to give and that greed typically becomes a shackle.

[@TheNobleFive]

@@blumiu2426 I'm usually disappointed by the lack of elaboration in "China bad" comments but this one was well said.

[@blumiu2426]

@@TheNobleFive I don't see why people don't elaborate on why China is an issue because it's pretty clear. At the same instance, China hasn't change TOO much, rather the greed of these corporate heads entering gaming has.

[@brandonlyon730]

It didn't stop the Fallout franchise.

[@BigboiiTone]

Working in the gaming industry must be so frustrating. Management is generally incompetent to the needs of the industry and the employees in their respective fields but that gap seems absolutely MASSIVE in particular to the game industry

[@CnCDune]

Great production work! Can you do the High Moon Transformers games? War for Cybertron and Fall of Cybertron are underrated.

[@brandonice9137]

Front lines fuels of war is one of those games you randomly play cause your bored one day and then you fall in love with it lol. Or at least I did, I remember it was one of the only games I had at my grandparents house and I forgot halo one weekend so I decided it was worth a shot and I loved the campaign, beat it countless times.

[@lostinthemasses]

Genuinely surprised there was no mention of the absolutely KILLER soundtrack featuring some amazing covers from top-tier metal bands.

[@GavinVox68]

It's a really awesome series (both games), definitely underrated. The second one has some room for improvement (although I think all of the technical issues have been resolved by now). Really heartbroken that there have not been any updates or re-releases since 2017. I really hope they reboot this again in the near future.

[@frogfood1675]

Homefront's multiplayer was so much fun, i looked at the player count and the it gets more than 30 players every day, you can be sure i'll be one of them, i miss this game so much

[@superrobz]

I’d love to see a Rise & Fall of Mortal Kombat at some point, it’s a series that’s definitely had its ups & downs & I love your in depth analysis

[@freddiejohnson6137]

It's not really a fall when the series is still in production and the current game is still getting regular updates.

[@ryszakowy]

@@freddiejohnson6137 it's a fall since they literally fucked entire lore in existence

[@ryszakowy]

mythologies sub-zero special forces those were the bad ones until midway became netherrealm studios and under WBgames made atrocity called mk11 where they had perfect opportunity for recycling old 3d models but changed everything and completely ruined the story story and gameplay with crap like FATAL BLOW - wich isn't fatal at all and turning a fighting game into 15 second cutscenes with every combo

[@superrobz]

@@freddiejohnson6137 well they did make some absolute stinkers towards the end of the original midway series, I certainly wouldn’t call Armageddon a good game

[@marbl3d45]

@@ryszakowy bruh you’re just being bias

[@sharkfrenzy345]

The Multi-player was the best part of Homefront even if the story was short

[@ARIXANDRE]

It did white phosphorus before Spec Ops The Line and predicted Kim Jon Un's ascension before anyone else. Highly underrated.

[@InfernalMonsoon]

Except that white phosphorous scene was handled with the subtlety and delicacy of an atom bomb and predicting a death is nothing new at all. Spec Ops however is fantastic, that's for certain.

[@Gritino]

This game came so close to perfection, but never had a chance with COD and Battlefield in the same market. Such a shame.

[@Orcawhale1]

It was never "close", to begin with. The story lacked the scale of MW2 and BF3, and the multiplayer was downright awfull.

[@blinkachu3394]

@@Orcawhale1 Not to mention the gunplay being actual dogshit. Rarely have I played a first person shooter with that little feedback on what you're doing.

[@MerlautJones]

@@Orcawhale1 I didn't care for the MW trilogy's story tbh. Had a few cool characters and some sick missions though.

[@imacookie1217]

Personally, I enjoyed Homefront: The Revolution a lot. If you get the game on sale with all the DLC, I would highly recommend it!

[@WS-kk2iz]

Someday we may even learn what happened behind the scenes with chromehounds and its lack of a sequel.

[@TRUECAZER]

this truly is the best channel on youtube, I wish it had more content to enjoy

[@hiddengemgamers9376]

It's a shame how linear 6-8 shooters seem to be a thing of the past now.

[@InfernalMonsoon]

If we're talking CoD clones then no, it's not a shame. Those games were the dark age of FPS and basically killed creativity in an attempt to usurp CoD's crown rather than being unique and interesting FPS games in their own right. Now if we're talking more in the vain of games like Half-Life 2, Doom 3 and F.E.A.R. then I'll strongly agree with that sentiment.

[@sanelino3069]

@@InfernalMonsoon man, put timesplitters on this list. Miss the trilogy

[@gaminginframes2819]

I've played through the campaign of Revolution, twice, and loved it!

[@Carnage84587]

I actually really loved Homefront Revolution.

[@lutherheggs451]

And? Its OK to like a game that is essentially garbage that nobody likes....People seem to have this weird notion that you can only like games that everyone else also likes, which are generally the same imbeciles who talk like if a game gets anything lower than 8-8.5 reviews than it must be garbage the kind of people who are ruining gaming.

[@Carnage84587]

@@lutherheggs451 calling it garbage kinda diminishes your response, dude.

[@anthonyosorio5120]

Yeah I had fun with it too, love modifying weapons. Still haven't beat it yet. The update definitely made game better

[@slinkbradshaw8674]

It's not the best game but there's definitely fun to be had with it

[@InfernalMonsoon]

I do too, considering replaying it again soon. It's really overlooked despite the unfinished state it originally released in.

[@drumrocka]

While not GREAT, I still found the Homefront 1 campaign really fun, and still really enjoy it to this day.

[@Kojiros7th]

I remember buying the homefront 2011 as a precursor to prep myself for battlefield 3

[@matcam89]

The first Homefront is very underrated loved the multiplayer

[@NebLleb]

*_FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUR HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOURS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_* Four fucking hours! Again? *AGAAAAIN?!*

[@Litvagopnik]

The first one was such a good game. I remember it being such a controversial game at it's time, as well.

[@LordtoRevenge]

Frontlines Fuel of War was one of my favorite games as a kid for some weird reason, and I always loved the original Homefront because of how unique it was. THQ's allowance of out of the box ideas allowed a ton of games like these to exist in the first place, and I really appreciate that from them.

[@sitchreapotere1073]

It should be noted that Kaos did not make Homefront 1's multiplayer mode. That was handled by Digital Extremes, the current makers of Warframe. Back then they were still mostly a contract developer and Homefront' 1's lack of commercial success is, alongside the similarly insufficient release of The Darkness 2, what led them to make Warframe on their own. NoClip has a fantastic documentary about this story.

[@jeffjrums6051]

Love the channel. Doesn't appear that these have been done yet, but here would be a few suggestions on titles to document thru the channel: Gun, Kane & Lynch, syphon filter, true crime (I believe sleeping dogs is somewhat of a successor but still) and hell, a Rare game of your pick like Banjo or Conker

[@RedMenace0]

I once picked up Homefront to play, since the cover looked pretty cool. I'm not usually affected by messed up stuff, but that beginning cutscene with the parents being executed right in front of their son made me sick. I put down the game and didn't play it ever again.

[@M3LT666]

The multiplayer of the first one was amazing

[@bagggers9796]

I don't think Homefront ever had a "rise"

[@Orcawhale1]

Yep, Modern Warfare dominated it from day 1. I can recall most machinima youtubers trying it out for a couple weeks, only to fall back on MW2. After the terrible viewcounts.

[@AmericanUnionState1824]

Had chaos Studio had grown some balls and stick to making China the occupiers of America instead of North Korea, and also made a longer campaign, Homefront probably would have been a cult classic.

[@jpbaiano1]

Another great piece of video game history! Thanks a lot, guys. And congratulations

[@luke4010]

Another GREAT video. You guys are the best

[@janitortech3264]

That is so good. The narration is top notch. I always enjoy.

[@Keldoh3ad]

So I just recently learned that Homefront: The Revolution has Timesplitters 2 in native 4k hidden as a cheat code entirely playable from start to finish with all multiplayer content.

[@conchobar]

I played Homefront: The Revolution more recently, and the devs seemed to have fix all of the major problems. Its as close to a Red Dawn game as we will ever get. It's better than folks memory of it at launch. Given how cheap it is, its definitely worth a play thru.

[@Orcawhale1]

There were never a "rise" to begin with, Modern Warfare 2 was still killing it on the mutliplayer side, and when Modern Warfare 3 came later, it was the end of it. What's more, the game lacked the polish that MW2 offered in the multiplayer.

[@RichieAppel]

Homefront had so much promise. The thing I hate most about the first game is how short it was. The tie-in novel was even good for the first game. Homeland: Revolution I enjoyed, but it didn’t blow my skirt up too high.

[@DrLynch2009]

There was never a "Rise" to begin.

[@atreyu2538]

Amazing content as usual guys! such a underated channel, criminal considering how many people love gaming!

[@TheBML2]

The first one is underrated but I wish they kept China as the antagonists because looking at today’s news is looking oddly similar.

[@NicholasShain]

I showed Frank DeLise this video. He said "neat, got a couple things wrong, but not bad."

[@intothebreak571]

7:18 chyna is that enemy you see off in distant detail

[@CrityCrit]

The multiplayer was so sick in this game, loved the campaign too.

[@T2and3]

I didn't even know this game had a "Rise" two games both of which flopped HARD

[@enertron4976]

man I’m saving this to watch later, but I just finished Revolution on pc and it was surprisingly good. Graphics/lighting was excellent and it ran extremely well, playing around a solid 120fps at 1440p. CryEngine showed its strength. Unexpectedly fun urban explorer game

[@KingOfMadCows]

I don't think Homefront ever "rose." I don't think it even had a niche audience.

[@chrisjackson1215]

Then you would have thought wrong.

[@I-am-Josh]

Wouldn't say there was ever a "rise" with this series, more just a fall. However I found enjoyment in the first game, not so much the second.

[@rand0mGT]

I was part of the close beta for the first homefront on the 360..hush hush I liked the battlepoints system they implemented

[@MrTJPAS]

Original Homefront backstory: The U.S. weakens over a 15 year period while a war between Saudi Arabia and Iran devastates the global oil economy, followed by pandemic originating from East Asia further destabilizing the the U.S., priming them to be invaded by a Korea who has slowly annexed more and more of Asia (albeit with questionable success including somehow reuniting with South Korea peacefully). Homefront The Revolution: Yo dawg, what if Steve Jobs was North Korean and he locked the U.S. out of all his tech b/c they defaulted on their debt yo

[@MuscledRMH]

Absdolutely loved Homefront and the multiplayer experience. I was really disappointed they didn't build on the foundation of the first one with Revolution. Damn never knew they developed Frontlines Fuel of War as well, another great game I loved to play.

[@AxTROUSRxMISSLE]

Man I remember dumping hours upon hours into the first homefronts multiplayer, I was so sad hearing when it officially died off

[@X2yt]

I thought to have a fall you'd have to rise first. I wouldn't say Homefront ever had a rise.

[@1Diddums]

Best part about this game was being able to play dilute Timesplitters 2. "What if *existing dictatorship* ruled and Hero McAmerican'mun saved the day?" was a tired concept _when_ this game released.

[@apierre6]

I love the original homefront game. Great video!

[@iSTEFIXi]

too bad there isnt a game where you fight against american invasion its much more realistic

[@TheLiamster]

I recently played Homefront: The Revolution as I bought it in an Xbox sale. It was actually quite good and better than I expected it to be.

[@mUND33PS]

Frontlines Fuel of War was actually a really good game, it's campaign is way to realistic for today's day and age.

[@Nertez]

I think Homefront: The Revolution is a great game now. Here's my short review from Steam: Extremely underrated game as of 2018. It might have horrible launch 2 years ago but it's nothing I've seen in the reviews. Played free weekend and decided to buy it later. It took me almost 30 hours to finish but I'm kind of completionist (even though I didn't go for everything). +possibly the most impressive visuals I've ever seen (CryEngine) +original setting (Philadelphia) +runs smoothly +good gunplay +interesing weapons/mods/throwables +Far Cry mixed with Dying Light type of gameplay -few bug but nothing horrible -waypoints were sometime confusing -later in the game I was getting random stutter (dropping frames for a second like crazy)

[@BritishCookie]

Funny thing. I live like 5 mins away from this studio. DamBuster. It’s awesome

[@JWUniverse]

Homefront 1 was an Under-appreciated Gem. While Homefront The Revolution was just Trash its always on sale on both PlayStation and Xbox. Hopefully a new Studio reboots it back to its old Glory Days!

[@ki11atj49]

With all the multiplayer shooters that have came out over the many decades of video games homefront is definitely in my top three favorite online Shooters of all time the multiplayer was just so dang fun

[@clairvoyance6847]

hey man i still have home front revolution on my xbx 1. underrated game to me

[@RockorSomething83]

One moment that struck and has stuck with me the most from the original, was during the opening where you watch the two parents executed via firing squad. Followed with their toddler son running up to and crying over their corpses. I understood it was a game, but something about hearing that child’s cries and screams of pure emotional anguish filled me with such hatred and rage, I remember needing to pause the game and take a moment to collect myself.

[@Hierophant111]

I'll take things that didn't happen for 300

[@RockorSomething83]

@@Hierophant111 What exactly would I gain for fabricating said story, bud?

[@thechickengod]

Even so many years later, I still think about that scene from time to time especially whenever I think about Homefront. So many games shy away from having children involved in traumatic situations (at most we'll only see references of their existence), so it ends up being a genuinely shocking scene by giving it enough time to play out without lingering long enough for the player to be able to "fix" their predicament, you just have to ride away while watching that child scramble to his parents as the soldiers callously walk away. All these years later and I still felt a chill run through me re-watching that scene during this video.

[@luisg.m.garcia6972]

Homefront is a series with Outstanding ideas but subpar execution

That scene of the parents being killed in fron of their child is heart breaking to me even today!

[@patrickmuhwheeney6518]

To paraphrase Jim Sterling, 'Crunch is a failure of management.'...

[@nuruddinshah684]

Good thing I watch this after Ramadam. It just depressing. For more have "Fall" then just to "die" by walking/riding of into the sunset

[@emersonlee5146]

Homefront's multiplayer was the perfect blend of Battlefield and Call of Duty. No call of duty or battlefield game since has found the same balance

[@grumajorocelot]

I only bought Homefront: The Revolution, because one of the safehouse has an Arcade machine that lets you play the first 2 levels of Timesplitters 2

[@wro3650]

Games like this and half life 2 were why movies like Children of Men blew my mind. CoM is still just a masterpiece of storytelling.