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Homefront: The Revolution Is This Week’s PSN Deal of the Week

Will you brave the plunge into a North Korean controlled Philadelphia for 45% less?

Dambuster Studios’ infamous title, Homefront: The Revolution, is this week’s PSN deal of the weak.

The game which got absolutely murdered by reviewers for releasing in a buggy/unpolished state has been discounted from $99.95 down to $54.95, a whopping 45% off. Alternatively, you can purchase the Freedom Fighter Bundle which has been discounted from $129.95 down to $77.95, 40% off.

It should also be noted that EB Games currently has the standard edition of the game for sale at $47 for both PS4, Xbox One and PC as a part of their “Biggest Sale Ever”. Those deals can be seen here.

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