Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood review Xbox 360

Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood review Xbox 360

Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood really is a treat for the eyes, with the surroundings and characters looking finely detailed and polished. And the gameplay dosn't disappoint either as you immerse yourself in the wild wild west, guiding the McCall brothers through their entertaining and somewhat brutal adventure. To see what we think of Call of Juarez 2, download the new issue of 360Zine for the full review.
Click here to read our Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood review for Xbox 360 now! Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood review for Xbox 360 If Techland's shooter sequel is to be believed, the American West was a pretty horrible place. It's populated by people who are out for themselves and only themselves; people who shoot first and ask questions later; people who'd rather celebrate the end of a war by starting a new one instead of enjoying the silence. Juarez's world is no sugar-coated Hollywood Western – our sibling heroes are merely the least bad of a collection of utter bastards. The story starts in the Confederate trenches, as Ray McCall attempts to rescue younger, better-looking brother Thomas from a Union assault. Ignoring a direct order, the pair set off to protect their Georgian homestead, and wind up being pursued by their commanding officer, a man named Barnsby whose moustache immediately marks him out as the antagonist, even before the McCalls have earned his wrath. Click here to continue reading our Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood review for Xbox 360 now!