The 2013 Wild West FPS Ubisoft.
"We would like to thank Ubisoft for its incredible work publishing the Call of Juarez games," Techland Publishing O Adam Lasoń said. "We’ll continue the great efforts of Ubisoft and the fans of the Call of Juarez universe in the same dutiful and ionate way."
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, an "homage" to tales of the Old West, is actually 35/100 review. That's the sort of negative impression that tends to hang in the air for awhile.
The status of the Call of Juarez series overall isn't entirely clear. The Techland Publishing statement refers specifically to Gunslinger; the Steam listing for the original Call of Juarez also lists Techland as the publisher, but its direct sequel, Bound in Blood, still bears the Ubisoft nameplate. (The Cartel is nowhere to be seen, which is probably for the best.)
It's also not clear what Techland has in mind for the future of the franchise: "ionate" for the game is laudable, but Gunslinger is five years old and not exactly a runaway blockbuster. I've reached out to Techland to ask about its longer-term plans, and will update if I receive a reply: In the meantime, if you'd like to try your hand at slinging some guns, Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is on sale on Steam for $10/£7/€8 until May 4.
