The series then followed up with Call of Juarez: The Cartel (2011) which was set in the modern-day and adopted themes of the neo-western genre. The duels in this game certainly capture the tension of the showdowns we've all seen in movies. In this you're able to play as Ray once again, and Thomas McCall, Ray's brother. One of these is Bound in Blood (2009) which was a much more solid offering and served as a prequel to the first game. The story is pretty good and is typically western, and was successful enough to spawn three more games in the series. (2) Call of Juarez PC, PS3, Xbox 360 / 2006Ĭall of Juarez is another first-person shooter series, and the first game follows the tale of Ray McCall, a gunslinger turned preacher trying to find his brother's killer. As an educational tool, though, this showed people the hardships of life on the trail, and left a legacy for people to be inspired by for decades to come. Later versions adapted the gameplay slightly, and not all of them require you to type "bang" as quick as possible to hunt, like the 1971 version did. If one of your wagon got dysentery and died, well, that's a lower score for you, partner. First released in 1971, this has gone through many different iterations and tasks the player with hunting animals to survive, protecting the members of the party, and scoring you based on how successful the expedition was. It's also an early computer game about pioneer life where you are a wagon leader charged with getting your group to the west. The Oregon Trail wasn't just a way for you to get from the east coast all the way over to west in the nineteenth century. With that being the case we thought we'd collect together some of the best and most influential games to ever have drawing a dusty old six shooter.
It's only natural, then, that our minds wandered to other western-themed games. Red Dead Redemption 2 has certainly got us thinking about what it's going to be like to return to the Wild West when it lands in late 2017.
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