If someone committed a crime, you are there to give them a death sentence. They might be holding hostages, robbing banks and facilities or trying to flee charges by hosting nightclub parties. The core gameplay is a top-down twin-stick shooter, where each mission has a main objective and two side quests, all in one block filled with criminal activity. So, you do feel curious as to what the citizens think about you, if you are making a change or making things worse. It’s not a character-driven story, but Jydge shows an intriguing si-fi world inspired by Judge Dredd and even Bladerunner, with the different districts and how these people live their lives in this future.
The similarities between the two carries on into the plot, which tells about a future society now at the hands of this new police force called the Jydges who are purposed for reducing criminal activity among national cities by taking matters into their own hands.ĭepending on how you treat the civilians in each mission will follow you into the next act, where the news will report on civilian’s support or concerns of your “Jydging”, leading into multiple endings for this game.
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Judge Dredd has not have a solid video game adaptation (or even movie adaptation in my opinion), so can Jydge be the definitive Judge Dredd experience? As soon as you start 10ton game’s Jydge, it’s clear that this a Judge Dredd game without the license, but also tweaking things enough to where they can avoid copyright infringement.
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