With news the less-than-well-received Homefront would be leaving the hands of the recently disbanded Kaos Studios and heading to TimeSplitters creators and Crysis 2 multiplayer development team, Crytek UK (formerly Free Radical), for its next iteration, it seems odd that THQ would be releasing a Homefront Ultimate Edition.

But that's what the publisher's future release schedule has listed, and given we know nothing about the next installment in the planned franchise, it's likely a good guess this is the first game plus both rounds of multiplayer DLC released thus far. It's still interesting THQ would want to promote a game that did so poorly critically, though from a sales perspective it certanily did well enough to have them invest in its future.

We'll look into this and give you a heads up as soon as we know more details about both the Ultimate Edition, and the next Crytek UK-developed sequel.