I loved playing this game when I was younger. I had a blast with information technology. The story was good. Two brothers, who are U.South. civil war veterans, abandon their army to protect their abode; but notice it was raided by the opposing army. So they venture out through parts of the American borderland and Mexico to find treasure to rebuild their domicile, slowly turning bitter and against each other. The most conflicted blood brother, out of the three siblings, was the eldest, Ray McCall. He was harsh, but was very funny. His brother Thomas had bitterness in him also, merely to a bottom caste. The youngest of the trio, William, constantly tries and fails to persuade them to abandon their mission to search for treasure, and change their ways. In that location are more characters I won't mention, then I'll focus on these three. Ray is probably the most developed, being the most conflicted. William probably comes second, being the holiest and about righteous of the agglomeration; and Thomas, the middle brother, seems calm and cool. Only he probably doesn't have much "meat to his bones." Meaning, he's the least developed. Don't get me incorrect, he'southward a smashing grapheme, just at that place's merely non much internal disharmonize in him. That'southward dandy, only he isn't as developed as Ray. Thomas is still funny, and has good things to say though. Now, to the gameplay. It's fun, and the two brothers, Ray and Thomas, operate differently. Ray is more brute strength and frontal assault. Thomas is more than range based, fast and athletic. Both of their styles are not bad, even though I played as Ray most of the fourth dimension, and regret not playing every bit Thomas enough. For the duels, they were okay; even though you could easily miss your opponent if you weren't careful with where you stood. One time I shot I guy, and he didn't die. There was just blood spatter. Actually, this happened a few times, and I think my character died once considering of this error in the game. It's an event that can popular up once in a while; and depending on your temper, it can be frustrating. The only other matter I didn't like about CoJ BiB is seeing familiar faces on the enemies a lot. The faces were re used quite a bit. But it was something I could alive with. In all, Bound in Claret is a very fun and under rated western game with a pretty good story, swell characters and enjoyable gameplay with concentration modes good for taking downward multiple enemies, stunning western similar environments, audio tracks I like listening to and gun fights that make me love being a cow male child type character. My only grips with the game are pocket-size glitches that pop up once in a while and re used facial designs. But no game is perfect, glitches are bound to happen and not everything tin be new or original. CoJ BiB gets a ix from me being a fun hazard that moves you through the erstwhile due west, and has y'all massacre all who stand up in your fashion.
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