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Dude, the Freedom Fighters are all awesome. Even Antoine grows into a badass in his own right.
And Nicole in her Lynx-form. <3
Jesper Kyd soundtrack is a BANGER. But when does he fail?
Good luck finding it on Steam though, was removed from the store years ago after Games for Windows Live was shut down.
It's not the best Fable and has plenty of flaws. But I still got enjoyment out of playing it, especially with multiplayer.
You'll have an easier time finding it for Xbox 360, it's also backwards compatible on Xbox One.
There's also Homefront The Revolution, a game I played through and finished, it wasn't great. At one point I felt like I had to force myself to keep playing it. The game was also broken and buggy at nearly every turn.
Honestly, with me remembering just these two games and even the RIOT game above. It seems like making a game about rebellion or revolution must be hard to do, because in the end most either end up uninteresting or broken after being made.
There's also Watch Dogs 3 a game that most definitely isn't politically charged in any way. Not released yet though, I'm already feeling like it's going to flop.