Call of Juarez: Gunslinger

The shootings are very fun, the action is fast and the soundtrack is simple but well done. However, level design is too simple, nothing original and repetitive. At the end, Is designed to make an exaggerated number of enemies appear in all directions, creating a rather poor artificial difficulty. Considering that its duration is 3,5 hours in difficult mode, If I were you, I would wait for a good sale.

It's a little disgusting how good this game is. I played through the entire series before jumping onto this one, mostly because of all the good things I'd heard about it, and WOW did it deliver. This game is a bonafide masterpiece, and it feels like Techland finally made _exactly_ the game they wanted to make after the two previous attempts. I implore you - don't miss out on this game. It's short, but my God, is the ride something that you will never forget. From the gunplay to the stunning graphics to the reams and reams of historical tidbits, this game, like a cowboy of old that has finally conquered himself, rides singularly into a golden sunset and never looks back.

This game loves to crash a lot. Not to mention it proclaims I've modified the game or its corrupted whenever I play arcade mode. As for what little I could experience up to the Gray Wolf level. Its your standard generic first person shooter with nothing special going on. It has the Red Dead Redemption Dead Eye system, tons of quick time events, you die way too fast, and there's times where the plot changes and everything you did was for nothing. Making me wonder why am I even playing this game in the first place. I died all the time for it to be erased. Then there's the duels, what a terrible system. So clunky and unintuitive. You'll die every single time. The most fun part was arcade mode and uninstalling this terrible game. Just more nostalgia blinding people who think this is a good game. Shocker.

I think it's one of the best shooters I've ever played, with exquisite gameplay, an excellent soundtrack, and a story. I highly recommend it, and it allows for plenty of replayability.

If you want a thrilling western-themed shoot 'em up, then this is definitely a game for you. It's not open-world, or as pretty to look at as Red Dead Redemption, but I feel like this game series could have been pretty close. Arcade and challenge modes are both fun.