Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death

Such an incredible game I wish I knew about it sooner. This practically plays like HALO CE, but Judge Dredd, and it is amazing. The story if fun, engaging, with phenomenal atmosphere from the skybox, level design and ambient effects, all coupled with such a strong voice acting performance, really feel like Judge Dredd is Judge Dredd with how good his voice acting is. Music is phenomenal and a bop, honestly sucks there has been no Hi-Res version of it released. Guns in this game are unique and fun, however it does feel like not all are made equal, like I'm not sure if it's just me but the single shot laser rifle just takes too long to kill as opposed to a random pistol off the ground. The campaign is a little on the short side, featuring 11 levels, each with a range of side objectives to do as you progress, nothing out of your way however so you don't feel forced to do stuff, if you just play and engage with everything, it will naturally come to you. The game also features Arcade and...

Solid classic shooter, gotta say. If you're a Dredd fan it's got a host of little references and nods to the comics. If you're not, it's a fairly decent shooter in and of itself. It has a few flaws and some jank as you'd expect, but nothing you'd not see in other games of the period. Best way to describe it is bootleg Timesplitters with the Dredd IP. Not a bad thing at all. Gameplay wise everything felt real tight to me. Some tweaks and the controls and sensitivity work fine. Not something you can say about some games from the period. Most of the guns sound good and have their niche. Some are not so great, being direct downgrades to better weapons in the same niche. Some are absolutely busted. Speaking of which. The star of the show is the Lawgiver, the Judges' signature pistol, and rightly so. If you had infinite ammo it's the only gun you'd need. The Lawgiver has a lot of fire modes, but generally standard, hi-ex and armour piercing are the only ones you need. You can do fun things...