Ben is the best character of the three when it comes to close-range engagements, due to his ability with pistols, revolvers, and shotguns.
Ben wants nothing more than simple vengeance, and to punish those responsible for the killing.īen McCall's field of expertise is close-range combat.
His friend's daughter comes to him during his opening cutscene, and asks for his help, as her father said that Ben would help. His past was only ever explored in the prequel, Bound in Blood.īen's reasoning for working with Eddie Guerra and Kim Evans comes from the death of a war buddy he had during his service in Vietnam. The religious aspect of his nature may also be a reference to Ray McCall, for in the original game, he was a gunslinger-turned-preacher. Ben seems to be at least semi-religious, for his introductory cutscene shows several different symbols most readily associated with religion, such as the cross. Ray was one of the two protagonists in both previous Call of Juarez games, alongside Billy Mendoza in the original, and Thomas McCall in Bound in Blood. Ben is a veteran officer in the LAPD, and also a descendant of Ray McCall. Ben McCall Ben McCallīen McCall is the character most players readily identify as a key protagonist in the game, due to his usage in most, if not all, of the promotional content released in relation to it. In addition, each character is further differentiated by their areas of expertise one is more effective than the other with pistols, for example. They also have their own hidden agendas that unfold during the course of the story. CharactersĮach of the characters in the game has their own back-story, as well as motives. Realizing that good cops won't get the job done, local government agencies have decided to put three bad cops on the streets to clean up the mess and rid it of the cartel once and for all. A powerful cartel controls the lucrative drug trade and rules the street in both cities, inciting corruption and violence.
StoryĬall of Juarez: The Cartel centers around drug trade between Los Angeles and Juarez, in Mexico. The PC version of the game is released on September 13th, 2011. The game was released in North American territories on July 19th 2011, and in European territories on the 21st of July.
The game is developed by the Polish games developer Techland, and follows the story of several crooked cops. Call of Juarez: the Cartel is a first person shooter centered around cooperative play.
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