- For the KPA drone as it appears in Homefront: The Revolution, see Goliath (Homefront: The Revolution).
- "Listen. It's a semi-autonomous combat drone. Nav and the .50 cal are pseudo-intelligence. But the rockets are you. Just pick your targets and pull..."
- ―Hopper Lee[src]
The Goliath is a KPA unmanned ground vehicle that is featured in Homefront.
Description[]
The Goliath is a 6-wheeled all-wheel drive semi-autonomous ground attack drone. It can ram through most buildings, is equipped with advanced computers, including a synthensized version of a self-preservation instinct, with it moving out of immediate enemy fire when attacking. It can carry up to 8,000 pounds of armor and ordinance.
Homefront[]
At some point in the past, Hopper Lee stole and hacked a Goliath from the KPA and re-purposed it to fight for the Resistance.
Goliath is first used by Robert Jacobs in Why We Fight to attack and destroy KPA forces, including multiple Humvee's and a KPA tank. In Fire Sale, Goliath is used to attack the KPA warehouse store and helping the Resistance in covering their escape.
Goliath is last used in The Wall where it was used to fight through Montrose to breach the wall. To Hopper's dismay, Goliath was sacrificed to breach the wall by having its chassis loaded with C4, then sending it to ram into the wall's entrance and allowing the Resistance to escape.
In Golden Gate, a KPA-controlled Goliath is used against the Resistance and ultimately destroyed by Jacobs, who was riding gunner in a captured KPA Humvee. When it became stuck near an abandoned tanker truck this allows Jacobs to blow up the tanker along with the Goliath.
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Trivia[]
- Goliath is likely based on the real-life Crusher UGV.
- Its controller is handled by Hopper Lee in Homefront: The Voice of Freedom. However only Robert Jacobs is seen using it during gameplay.
- The Goliath's targeter appears to be based on the AN/PEQ-1 SOFLAM.