Call of Juarez: Gunslinger (2013) PC

A return to the days of gold diggers, where instead of the McCall brothers, the hero is a bounty hunter and criminals known at that time. The gamer will be pleased with the character development system with three branches of skills and time dilation at important moments.

The gameplay is filled with RPG features:

• rewards for killing, completing tasks and marksmanship;
• pumping shooting accuracy, reloading speed, magazine capacity.

Narration

The story is told by Silas Greaves himself – a bounty hunter – in a small town bar. He talks about his past, rushing from one event to another. In some places, he clearly exaggerates his influence on the course of certain processes, somewhere embellishes the story with lies. At crucial moments, the story is interrupted, and the gamer gets down to business, building the story with his actions.

The narrative moves to the most interesting place. Silas shares with the owner of the bar and a couple of listeners how he emerged victorious from fights with bandits, about the forecast of the Indian chief concerning his soul. The interlocutors found out that he became a hunter for revenge. A trio of bandits shot his brothers. A couple of them have already paid for the crime, but Roscoe Bright has slipped away from under his very nose many times.

A few more stories – and the listeners disperse, accusing the narrator of lying, and at that moment the owner of the establishment blurted out too much, revealing his identity. Silas faces a choice:

• to take the life of the one who killed his brothers and ran away from revenge many times;
• to come to his senses, taking into account the warning of the leader, the numerous murders and the righteous path that Roscoe embarked on.

The graphic part is similar to Borderlands and Bulletstorm shooters, which not all fans of westerns will like. Otherwise, critics could not find fault with the game and highly a