[Nuclear1]

Besides RF:G and Freedom Fighters, does anyone know of any other titles that would fit under the revolution/guerrilla genre?

[StarSlayer]

Besides RF:G and Freedom Fighters, does anyone know of any other titles that would fit under the revolution/guerrilla genre?

XWing
Rebel Assault 1&2
Dark Forces 1 & 2

[redsniper]

Eh... not sure if Mercenaries counts or not. Definitely has a one-man-army feel to it.

[Scotty]

I think Far Cry (1 & 2, but 1 is better) qualify.

[headdie]

chaser and duce ex

[Thaeris]

I saw something on Mod Database by the title of "Iron Grip," which looked heavily influenced by Warhammer 40K. Unfortunately, it's available Steam-only.

 

[Ransom]

Just Cause and its sequel seem to fit the bill.

[Davros]

mercenaries 2

[mxlm]

There is that Source mod Insurgency, but it's about as asymmetrical as my handsome, handsome face (which is to say, not at all).

[Klaustrophobia]

crysis is in large part guerrilla.  more or less so depending on your play style.

[SpardaSon21]

Crysis stops being guerrilla fairly early on, and once you enter the temple all guerrilla tactics go out the window in favor of conventional warfare.

[CP5670]

There are two different things you guys are talking about here, games where the player is an insurgent in the story and games having guerilla-like gameplay. The games in the OP are of the former type, while Far Cry 1 is a good example of the latter.

[SpardaSon21]

If that's the case, then Nuclear can go back in time and play the other two Red Faction games.  You can grab them cheap on Impulse.

[Mika]

Besides RF:G and Freedom Fighters, does anyone know of any other titles that would fit under the revolution/guerrilla genre?

How far are you willing to bend the definition for guerrilla or revolution?

From the top of my mind Jagged Alliance I & II. Syndicate to some extend. Commandos - Behind the enemy lines also.

Saboteur might work also for you. I think I saw a title called "Tropico III" in the local game shop too, the player character was called "El Presidente" in a banana republic...

I bet there is a bunch of legendary games I didn't mention here. All from the 90's, they don't make revolution/guerrilla games too well nowadays.

[Mongoose]

A ridiculously-fun little game called Total Overdose is kind of guerrilla-ish in plot...only in the sense that it combines every Mexican-gunfighting/druglord-movie trope under the sun into a single awesome package.

[WeatherOp]

Operation Flashpoint: Resistance would fit this genre.