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Call of Juarez: Gunslinger has been revealed for PSN, XBLA and PC by developer Techland, following a mysterious teaser image on Facebook yesterday.

Ubisoft is on publishing duties once again, and unveiled the game’s debut trailer this morning, which shows the gunslinger in question hanging an outlaw, then looking at a wanted poster for the notorious Butch Cassidy before getting his guns ready. Could he be the game’s main villain?

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is closer to Bound in Blood in terms of gameplay, with all sorts of gunplay tricks and brutal kills adding towards your running point total. Shoot well and you can spend earned points on upgrades as you progress.

LIVE TRAILER

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[glaurung]

What the fuck did I just watch...

 

[BHK3]

Thank you based Techland!!!!1!

 

[derFeef]

Awesome!
Live Trailer is baaad though.

 

[Jb]

Wait... is this on rails? I liked Bound in Blood, but a lot of its appeal was wandering around the beautiful environments.

 

[TheBioLover]

This better not be the new Game Informer cover. I mean, it looks cool, but I don't want a PSN/XBLA game taking the cover.

 

[Sethos]

Fool me once ...

 

[rosaceadude2112]

At least its not some Dog the Bounty Hunter shit again.

 

[-BLITZ-]

I came to post this. YES! They are back to old roots. I'm so happy. That Modern COJ version wasn't meant to be.

Cover

 

[PinkCrayon]

I liked Bound in Blood.

 

[Wario64]

I thought the trailer was for Twisted Pixel's Gunstringer

 

[BurnOutBrighter]

The world needs more Western-themed games

 

[Noisepurge]

Bound in Blood was allright, but this looks semi-cellshaded? and going by that text its a highscore based game?

 

[diamount]

It's good they are going back to the Wild West but I'll hold on for sale.

 

[Deputy Dangle]

I felt that Bound in Blood was one of the more overlooked gems of the year that it came out. I really enjoyed it. So hearing about the whole modern approach with The Cartel and the subsequent bad word of mouth really disappointed me. I'm glad to see they are back to the Western setting.

 

[The M.O.B]

Techland, please go back to Call of Juarez 1 style.

 

[Hypereides]

If its anything like BiB as suggested, Im down.

 

[ironcreed]

Good news indeed. I loved the first two, but could not believe my eyes when I saw the direction they chose to go with 'The Cartel.' Glad to see they are going back to what the series is supposed to be, but I am a little disappointed to hear that it is downloadable only. I still want to check it out, though.

 

[derFeef]

Preview sounds good!
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...r-preview-putting-the-horse-before-the-cartel

 

[dragonflys545]

The last COJ was terrible!!!!

 

[ironcreed]

Preview sounds good!
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...r-preview-putting-the-horse-before-the-cartel

Sounds short, but fun and replayable. I am definitely down for it, especially if it is around $15.00-$20.00.

 

[ironcreed]

The last COJ was terrible!!!!

But the first two with a western theme were fun. This will be shorter and more refined, but looks more western than ever with the likes of Billy The Kid. Sounds good to me.

 

[Mysterious Stranger]

I'm still laughing at the last game they made with the Cartel.

lol

 

[Card Boy]

Cool sounds good. The Cartel was a disaster, but at least it was better than Duke Nukem Forever lol.

 

[Revolutionary]

I didn't think Cartel was as bad as some made it seem (actually liked the later parts of the game), but whatever - a return to the roots is welcome. Looking forward to see more of this one.

 

[Neuromancer]

I really liked Bound in Blood but the stuff about numbers and scores and upgrades in the game description concerns me greatly.

 

[revolverjgw]

Bound in Blood was so good that I'm willing to give this series another chance