This particular adventure follows Silas Greaves, a Wild West bounty hunter who has rubbed elbows with some of that time period's most notorious characters. That isn't a bad thing, mind you, just something to point out.
But is it worthy of the Call of Juarez name? Read on to find out.Īlthough it bares the Call of Juarez name, Gunslinger is barely a CoJ title. With Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, Techland is going back to the drawing board - picking and choosing what elements worked from those first two games, adding some much-need style, and wrapping it all up into a $15 downloadable product. After finding a cult following with the first game, and evolving that concept into a worthwhile mid-tier experience in Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, the series tapered off with its third entry, Call of Juarez: The Cartel. Like a spittoon that has been getting too much attention, Techland's Call of Juarez series has seen better days.
