Los Justicieros (Zorton Brothers)

About

Los Justicieros is a first-person shooter built around live-action sequences shot on location in Spain's Almeria desert. You play a lone cowboy tracking down two outlaw brothers, navigating through staged action scenes that blend real explosions, chases, and gunfire with on-rails shooting segments. The gameplay alternates between cinematic cutscenes and moments where you aim and fire to dispatch enemies, all set to a spaghetti western soundtrack. This 1993 title stands out as an early experiment in blending film and interactivity, years before similar techniques became common. Directed by Enrique Urbizu, the game used professional stuntwork and location filming to create a gritty, over-the-top vibe that feels more like a B-movie than a traditional video game. Its raw, chaotic energy and commitment to practical effects make it a cult curiosity for fans of oddball 90s arcade titles.

Storyline

A lone gunman arrives at a town "east of the Pecos River" tormented by two bandits called Los hermanos Zorton . The player must locate the pieces of the map to reach the prison of Sonora , barracks of the Zorton , and kill them to restore peace to the town ...