Back in 2009, Techland released a sequel to Call of Juarez, BoundRead the full article…

this games is like from the 90s the graphics are low and horrible , its not worth the play farcry, call of duty, medal of honor, battlefield .... there was earlier a game called outlaws on pc which was wonderful assumed this was like the same..

Looking forward to this game, game play was horrible. Graphics were worse. Kept glitching and catching. Oh and did say graphics were horrible, try this game if you like, interesting enough storyline, but you will return it.

Call of Juarez: The Cartel moves in on cowboy turf in this video review with Kevin VanOrd.

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

You miss out on the good stuff when you play on your own; Unlikable characters that say and do unlikable things; Lots of bugs and glitches; Frequent pauses and frame-rate inconsistencies

The game starts with a bang up shoot-out on an LA freeway then flashes back to days earlier when the trio explores Sequoia National Forest to take in the sights and blow up a few outdoor marijuana grow ops, framing another gang for the destruction in the process, which so predictably ends with a...

nice story and cool action....love it and if you are a fans of wild wild west...than you cant miss this game

Call of Juarez: The Cartel takes the redeeming qualities of previous games in the series, locks them in a big black SUV and rolls them off a cliff.

Allied AI seems reasonably good; Three player online co-op has novelty value; Secret side missions are an interesting idea

Ugly visuals that already look outdated; Asinine protagonists with awful dialogue; Multiplayer that feels unfinished and uninteresting; Poor environment design; It all just feels rushed; unfinished and half-hearted

With Call of Juarez: The Cartel, developer Techland has taken its now three-strong series into the modern era, but in doing so has produced what feels like the most dated game of the bunch.

The first two Call of Juarez games focused on the McCall brothers and their connection to a lost Mayan treasure buried beneath the Mexican town of Juarez. Set in the 1800s around the period of the American Civil War they were games that focused on the Wild West and were in general decent games.

Trading its horses and lever-action revolvers for SUVs and Desert Eagles, Call of Juarez embraces the modern world of drug trafficking in "The Cartel."

Character development helps flush out the narrative; Delivers a few "cool" moments; If you can dig it; multiple characters offer up replayability; Co-op gameplay is available

Load times are a lengthy; Lots of graphical glitches; not to mention its overall poor quality; Gameplay isn't satisfying; we've been here before; FPS extras like driving and fighting simply don't work; Audio is underachieving with its own set of glitches; Online was give some thought; but you've...