Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood

The story begins right during the War of Secession with Ray and his brother Thomas as soldiers in the confederation.

But soon they realize that their family at the farm in Georgia is in danger and they leave the army as deserters only to arrive home too late.

Only their youngest brother, William, survived the attack.

While he tries to give his brothers strength through faith, Ray goes on a rampage for revenge - pulling Thomas right with him down a dark path that in the end can only lead to the inevitable.

At the beginning of a level, the player normally has the option to choose between playing either Ray or Thomas.

Only in a few missions the game decides this.

Choosing with which character to fight his way in first-person-shooter style through the levels greatly influences the gameplay.

While Ray shoots first and asks questions later, he can neither climb over obstacles nor use bows or throwing knives for stealth kills.

On the other hand Thomas could not even kick in a door if his life depended on it.

So most of the time the two need to work together.

Sometimes though the characters split up and the mission progresses differently for each one of them.

In addition at certain points in the game the two use their coop concentration mode together, allowing them to simultaneously slow down time and use their two different special attacks to take down large groups of enemies.

While Ray has to aim during concentration mode to unleash hell on his enemies afterwards, Thomas's cross-hair automatically jumps from enemy to enemy but requires the player to pull the trigger manually each time.

Similar to the duels, in which the player needs to draw his gun in one move before he can fire, this is done by

Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood for Xbox One is currently worth €14.54 loose. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

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