Homefront: The Revolution

Deep Silver released two trailers for the open world FPS, Homefront: The Revolution, that reveals its urban backdrop of Philadelphia.

Deep Silver has announced its new dev team at Dambuster Studios, which consists of former Crytek staff. Their first project: finishing Homeland: The Revolution.

Crytek has been in a slump as of late, with reports of unpaid wages, selling off the Homefront IP, numerous departures of veteran staff members and even the resignation of Crytek USA head David Adams along with his own studio team.

Koch Media and its subsidiary publishing label, Deep Silver, have announced they have acquired the Homefront IP and all of its assets from Crytek.

Multiple sources are reporting that Crytek UK, developers of Crysis 3 and the upcoming Homefront: The Revolution, is experiencing major problems, including high turnover rates, unpaid employees and a general distrust in the company’s management.

The studios behind the Crysis and Metro series have both stepped forward to finish development of the sequel to the 2011 hit, Homefront.