It has been almost two months since Call of Juarez: The Cartel was released on consoles. In the time since, you may have hoped that developer Techland would have been busy fixing the problems that plagued those versions for the game's PC release.

Secret agendas smartly link the gameplay with the story; Challenges give co-op play a competitive edge; Many levels offer room to maneuver

You miss out on the good stuff when you play on your own; Low online population makes it hard to find co-op partners; Unlikable characters that say and do unlikable things; Lots of bugs and glitches; Overdone; distracting blur effect

this game was offered at a good price and the product arrived as scheduled. Me and my friend was able to play the game right away. Good job to the shippers

Perhaps with more development time, The Cartel would have been a more compelling experience but, with a game engine that's showing its age, a confused new identity and a fair few technical issues, it falls sadly short of most FPS fans' high expectations.

Call of Juarez: The Cartel is an interesting attempt, but it doesn't quite progress the series as much as it could have. Bright ideas fell flat due to polish and execution, but the cooperative play is worth checking out for those of you that love joining up with friends.

Interesting story; with great co-op incentives

Bad graphics; no likable characters

Call of Juarez is one of those peculiar mid-range series that have somehow survived an industry climate that is supposed to have finished off everything between tiny indies and blockbuster juggernauts.

Call of Juarez Breaks Bad

Nearly a quarter century again Midway released a questionable action game called NARC. This ultra-violent arcade game had a pair of overly sensitive cops blow up anybody that even thought about picking up a crack pipe or bong.

Leaving the Wild West behind, Call of Juarez moves to a new setting with decent results that are undermined by some low production values

Okay. This is not a masterpiece, agreed. Still it's an FPS which tries to tell a story! Gasp! While graphics and animations are not nearly as good as they should be, the campaign is fun thanks to a solid plot with some pretty heavy themes.

love this game