The unlockable content in Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood also merits a quick mention as there are a large number of scrolls hidden throughout the game for you to find, each of which represent a batch of stuff in the secrets menu. That’s either totally fantastic or totally awful news depending on what you think about downloadable content, but at this point we're definitely intrigued by the idea of future expansions. On top of the multiplayer it looks like Ubisoft might have some long-term plans for Bound in Blood as there’s an option on the menu for ‘Extra Missions’ which at the moment only tells players to go to the official website and stay tuned, but it's obviously hinting at future DLC. It seems a lot of games are using this approach since Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare came out and Bound in Blood follows the trend. The multiplayer side is somewhat class-based too and gives a choice (perhaps a bit too much choice in fact) of different weapon load-outs and stats for players to select from, each of which can be upgraded over time. There aren’t any real big surprises or twists and most of the different modes are team-based in the old ‘Cowboys and Indians’ style rather than offering anything unique. Call of ConclusionSo the graphics and gameplay are good, but capping it all off is a bundle of extra content outside of the singleplayer game, the most obvious and important part of which is the multiplayer side of the game.

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