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Britxbox's review of Techland's latest entry in the Call of Juarez series.

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EDGE: "It may not be enough to rouse those with shooter fatigue, but this is a terrific genre piece: theres a pleasing sense of weight and feedback in its gunplay, levels are snappy and replayable, while collectible cards offer an education in the real history of the era. In truth, however, the fiction or Greaves, at any rate is teresting than the fact. After The Cartel, few would have thought the world needed another Call of Juarez game. Gunslinger proves otherwise."

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John Meadows from GoozerNation writes: "After the first two Call of Juarez games most of us would take one look at COJ: Gunslinger and say, pass. But Im here to tell you if you are a fan of western movies or over the top arcade shooters then Gunslinger is a satisfying game worth the price of admission."

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GIZORAMA - Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is Techlands fourth entry in the Call of Juarez series. A budget title with a $15 price tag, its a stylish first-person shooter set in the lawless Wild West of the late 1800s. Though it certainly has more-than-competent FPS gameplay, the stars of the show here are the new and interesting storytelling mechanics that deserve much more than a passing glance. The entirety of the gameplay is presented as a flashback while an aging bounty hunter by the name of Silas Greaves recalls stories from his lifes outlaw-tackling career to a handful of listeners in a quiet saloon. The player controls Silas the younger, as his much older self narrates the happenings of the gameplay in a Bastion-like manner. As a result, this mechanic leads to some intriguing events which well get into a little later in this review.

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G4mers: "Call of Juarez crisis is over. After the disastrous The Cartel and move the game from the Wild West to modern times again we return to the American prairies."

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Baden of WGB writes: "As a digital release it really is a superb title, focusing on its core gameplay and doing it very well. The previous Call of Juarez games were hard to recommend as full-priced retail releases. Perhaps Call of Juarez has found a new home in the smaller, digital world."

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The latest instalment of the Call of Juarez series returns to the Old West but was Techlands effort enough to salvage remaining fans and make new ones for a series that dropped the ball with its previous title, The Cartel? Read on to find out if Gunslinger deserves your attention.

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Zac Elawar from Capsule Computers wrote: "Gunslinger is the fourth title in the Call of Juarez series from Polish developer Techland (Dead Island). Critically, it became popular opinion that the series lost its way with the sub-par Call of Juarez: The Cartel in 2011, but now Techland are re-focusing the franchise with this downloadable entry. Has the more compact game model forced the team to funnel their creativity and that focus? Or is Gunslinger just not quick enough on the draw?"

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Zac Elawar from Capsule Computers wrote: "Gunslinger is the fourth title in the Call of Juarez series from Polish developer Techland (Dead Island). Critically, it became popular opinion that the series lost its way with the sub-par Call of Juarez: The Cartel in 2011, but now Techland are re-focusing the franchise with this downloadable entry. Has the more compact game model forced the team to funnel their creativity and that focus? Or is Gunslinger just not quick enough on the draw?"