Call of Juarez

The controls are rough, the gameplay clumsy, the technology outdated, and the visuals old-fashioned. It lacks polish. Yet none of that truly matters. What matters most is its personality. The direction, charged with adrenaline and brushed with a trace of poetic charm, turns the experience into something deeply immersive.

Call of Juarez 1 is to western video games what Kenny G is to the genre of jazz, great in some parts, run of the mill in others, and drags on when it should have been over. If you want a 6 hour jank fest on an engine that's old enough to get a learner's permit go ahead. Shotgun makes the banditos go whee

There's something raw about this game that's missing in modern gaming. I can't put my finger on it, but damn do I love it.

kid named candle:

Solid game for 2006 with fun gameplay, the only problem is that it's a bit buggy on DX10 and very unfair on Hard difficulty

Plays okay and looks good for it's time. Story is interesting with the two different characters with two different styles of levels. Unfortunately it's very buggy, crashed a few times in just a couple hours and then I hit a boss I couldn't draw my gun against, leaving me stuck there.

Whilst the game is fun. It does suffer from a lot of the tropes of 2000s shooters. Things like forced stealth sections, turret sections, and enemies being able to shoot through line of sight blocking particle effects and scenery. The story is fun, if a little predictable at times. The weapons feel weighty, but lack feedback. You can check out my playthrough here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlTZZfL5AQ8ruB9jp97qZx5J62hkAJ97m

not the best not the whorst.. worth the 2$ only works on SSD Would Recommend

If you have troubles drawing your pistol during the duels, try flicking your mouse really hard or increase your DPI