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Jericho is an FPS published by Codemasters (Company). It is the third game to feature the involvement of horror writer Clive Barker (Person) (including EA's Undying and the canceled Demonik (Game)). In it the player takes charge of the seven-man Jericho squad as they investigate the Middle Eastern city of Al-Khali (Location). They fight through several historical eras, such as World War I (Concept) and the Crusades, encountering enemies from each period. At the center of the city is the Firstborn, which God created before Mankind.
The squad uses a combination of conventional firearms and supernatural powers (including pyrokinesis and telekinesis). Players can posses any member of the squad to use these powers, revive injured members, and issue squad commands.
Clive Barker (Person) in one of his recent interviews stated that he is currently working on the a sequel and gave fans the hint on where it will begin, in a ship with hundreds of children at the middle of the sea. Clive Barker also asserted that this game will be a trilogy. An exact release date is yet to be confirmed by Codemasters (Company).
The game features 7 members of a Jericho squad:
Mission 1: Al-Khali (Current Time)
Mission 2: World War II (1942)
Mission 3: The Crusaders (1213)
Mission 4: Roman Provinces (38 AD)
Mission 5: Sumeria (3000 BC)
In North America (Location), a special edition of the game was released in limited quantities through GameStop. This version of the game came packaged in a steelbook case and included an "Image Vault" Art Book and a "Making of" DVD, as well as the game's soundtrack.
The original score for Clive Barker's Jericho was composed by Cris Velasco (Person).
| Track No. | Song Title | Running Time |
|---|---|---|
| <div class="js-item-cage">01</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Legend of the Firstborn</div> | 01.57 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">02</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">The Coloseum</div> | 02.55 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">03</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Lichthammer</div> | 01.50 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">04</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Path of the Righteous</div> | 02.18 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">05</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Corpse Behemoth</div> | 02.01 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">06</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Maleficarum</div> | 01.53 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">07</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Unholy Rapture</div> | 02.07 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">08</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Lost Souls of the Rub'al Khali</div> | 03.23 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">09</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">The Child Crusaders</div> | 02.09 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">10</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">The Penitent Man / Vicus Spills His Guts</div> | 02.40 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">11</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Let Us Prey</div> | 01.56 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">12</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Final Confrontation</div> | 03.36 |
| <div class="js-item-cage">13</div> | <div class="js-item-cage">Firstborn Theme</div> | 01.13 |
Clive Barker's Jericho requires 5.6GB of space to install on an Xbox 360 (Platform) HDD.