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..

Thank you, awsome.

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

great game. when game was delievered the case was cracked and the game was loose in the case, there were no scratches and the game plays perfect.

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Ugly visuals that already look outdated; Asinine protagonists with awful dialogue; Multiplayer that feels unfinished and uninteresting; Poor environment design; It all just feels rushed; unfinished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

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...

Call of Juarez: The Cartel is the third installation of the Western action first person shooter franchise. In Call of Juarez: The Cartel the game revisits the trappings of the original Call of Juarez games with a different twist on the action bringing the story into a more modern era.

didnt think thay made games this bad anymore in need of a major update 1 sound keeps going 2 in a car you can get stuck inbetween things and no way of getting out so restart the leval again only gave 2 stars as if you can get over the bad points story line is good

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