Typical Wild West Scenario, with three deviating story according to each character's moment of salvation.
Call of Juarez is loosely based on a number of Western movie hits from the last four decades, particularly the Spaghetti Westerns that became popular in the sixties and early seventies. The game features two different characters: Billy Candle, a young fugitive accused of murder and the Reverend Ray, an ex-outlaw who turned to religion, believing that God himself has chosen him to be the instrument of his wrath. He often presents himself as "God's wrath" and "God's right hand"
Billy's character provides stealth and sniper elements to the game. With his whip he can latch onto objects to get into hard to reach locations. Later in the game, Billy acquires a bow, which can be used for ranged stealth kills. Reverend Ray can enter Concentration Mode allowing him to hit multiple targets in a drawn-out second. Along with his other weapons, Ray wields his bible and spouts fire and brimstone scripture while he blasts the enemy with his trusty six shooters. The reverend also wears a cuirass that protects him from all bullets hitting his chest. Some of Reverend Ray's levels will end in a quick-draw gunfight between him and a main antagonist in the level.
Although violent enough, Ubisoft has eliminated corpse beating and will eject the player from the game for beating a corpse, an animal, or attacking an innocent person
My personal opinion refers to the ashamed fact, that I preferred that i never bought this horrorable game.
Gameplay 6/10
Graphics 7.5/10
Concept 7.5/10
Sound 7/10