The recently released patch 1.08 sees a far more aggressive push to get Homefront performance up to snuff, and appears to take the form of another round of optimisation improvements paired with some smart, well-judged downgrades in the visual department. However, despite the promising improvements, we were still some way off the game's target 30fps.
Previously, we highlighted some genuine progress with Homefront: The Revolution's ongoing optimisation, where the developers were able to hand in performance improvements of up to 25 per cent in patch 1.06. When it comes to first person shooters, 30fps really should be the minimum - and if you're dropping below 20fps, you've got problems. As impressive as it was visually, console frame-rates suffered badly at launch, with wildly fluctuating performance marring the experience. Dambuster Studios' technically ambitious game - Homefront: The Revolution - may have been just too taxing in its original form for console hardware.
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