Dying Light developer Techland may be preparing to resurrect an old FPS franchise from the PS3 and Xbox 360 era, Call of ...

A Xbox 360 and PS3 series that has not been seen since 2013 is reportedly returning with a new game and a new sequel.

Techland, the studio behind Dying Light, is working on a new Call of Juarez, but its Star Wars like RPG has been scrapped.

The 2009 sequel Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood was a truly underrated Western escapade on the PS3, and its smaller scale 2013 ...

A PS3 shooter series that hasn't seen a new entry since 2013 might end up releasing on the PS5, if rumors are to be believed.

Call of Juarez takes few risks with its setting or genre, but it does what it does well enough to be enjoyable. By Alex Navarro on June 7, 2007 at 6:35PM PDT ...

Call of Juarez: Gunsinger and The Cartel recently vanished from digital storefronts, but the game's aren't gone for good. The developer Techland is now in charge of publishing.

If Call of Juarez is the prism through which the world sees our nation's heritage, it's a wonder we ever made it out alive with our leather chaps intact. Either way, you're in for one hell of a ride.

Call of Juarez: The Cartel puts you in control of one of three corrupt, foul-mouthed law enforcement officers. There's the dual-wielding jerk, the shotgun jerk and the jerk who stands at the back ...

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is like Tim Burton’s film Big Fish. An aging braggart recounts his fabulously interesting life – with some heavy embellishments – for a slack-jawed audience.

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger has a lot of charm in its short but appropriately wild Old Western campaign, with an excellent storytelling twist and fast-paced arcadey gunplay against wily black-hats.

In fact, Call of Juarez: The Cartel is big on cluttering the screen with unnecessary interface elements. Every time you need to reload, the game prompts you with a big eyesore button prompt.