I love it, judging from those prior reviews shows that mighty ape really needs to start ID checking to ensure 13 year olds are not getting ahold of R18 games. As for the game itself it is the most terrible, factually incorrect piece of rubbish i have ever seen. It's also incredibly racist, depicting Mexico as a drug ravaged, war ridden hell hole. I was just in Mexico for almost a month and it was one of the nicest countries ive ever visited. Then theres the characters. Ridiculous characters that have no impact. Dull characters with one liners that remind me of a word that sounds like wit, but contains none. But id rather become best friends with the characters than be forced to sit there and follow the storyline… This game makes solider of fortune payback look good.
Call of Juarez: The Cartel reviews
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Game has a very intriguing story line following 3 different selectible characters. A decent amount of weaponry but nothing to ore over. Although the Graphics are a bit chunky and the Character Movements are limited game play(Jump is basically useless as you cant jump on anything to get the high ground) it is very good. Did find that it wants to use Steam and Ubisoft together(not sure if that's normal) but ran well on my PC. (3.5stars to be fear)
Enjoyed the game but was hacked off by Steams involvementt How come they get to control a game that you buy
this addition to the call of Juarez has been mixed to perfection with both the graphics and the gameplay that shows parts of the original western and i would highly reccomend this game to any one .also i picked up that ben McCall is a related to the the mccalls in the first title .