Create your own play-style by augmenting your JYDGE, modifying your Gavel rifle, and choosing fearless companions to suit the tasks at hand. Get out alive.īuild your own cybernetic JYDGE in this lawful-but-awful roguehate top-down shooter where you get to eradicate crime in the never-sleeping megacity of Edenbyrg.
This added a lot of replayability as I went back and beat all of the levels again with these new missions and even new placements of enemies and civilians in some cases.Build your JYDGE.
Then it became clear, the game activated ‘Hardcore mode’, three new missions for each level (so now six for each level) with the hardcore section being much tougher than the normal ones. The majority of my deaths, to begin with, were down to me shooting innocent people, which was totally my fault, and I managed to get through Act 1 without too much trouble until I noticed I hadn’t got enough medals for Act 2 and it would be impossible to do so! I’m going to hold my hands up here and say that I’m not the greatest at games like this, I always die and tend to give up, however with JYDGE I was determined to get as far as I could without ripping any of my hair out and at first, it was okay. That leads me to my final point, the difficulty. Some of the medals are easy like ‘rescue the civilians’ and then some are painfully hard like ‘kill all enemies in 28 seconds’ or ‘Exit in 15 seconds’ (when you have three civilians to rescue as well as exit the level). What’s good is the fact you don’t need to aim to get all the missions in one run, so you could unlock medals one and three then re-play the level to get medal two. If you complete these missions then you obtain a medal which is used to progress further in the story and unlock new mods/augmentations. The levels are set into acts (four in total) with five levels in each however, each level has three ‘missions’ for you to complete. Upon gaining your first credits you can unlock the Cybernetics Lab – this is where the fun begins! This is the area where you can purchase ‘Cyberware augmentations’ for your JYDGE, at the beginning you only have extra armour, increased citizen heath (for those friendly fire casualties) and automatically electrocute nearby hostiles (my choice) – over time, by completing missions, you can unlock thirty-five different augmentations (I recommend you get the riot shield as it’s very helpful in the ‘don’t get damaged’ missions).įriday the 13th: The Game (PS4) Revisited Review One other thing I thought was quite cool, a ‘loading screen tip’ that popped up said that if you have trouble with the bosses, they have lower energy on Mondays – I thought that was quite a nice touch (I’ll be playing mainly on Mondays then!) but I don’t know what/if anything happens on other days.
JYDGE FIREMODES UPGRADE
To put it simply, you play missions to earn medals and confiscate credits to unlock more powerful gear and features, the developer doesn’t call it a Rogue-like/lite game, they call it a Rogue-hate game as you can reload within seconds of dying (which you will do, a lot) whilst keeping some of the credits you earnt before you died, this way you can continue to upgrade your gear if you are stuck without having to start all over again. Once the mission is complete the game is taken six months into the future, where the JYDGE program, after being shown how successful it was, has become the main crime prevention unit – and thus starts the main game. Armed with a basic gun you move with the left stick, aim with the right, melee with L1 and shoot with R1/R2 – The initial mission teaches you how one wrong move and you could alert the other hostiles who may execute the hostages or home in on your location and try to take you out. You start off as a JYDGE, one of the police’s new initiative crime-fighting measures, and you are dropped right into your first mission, rescue the hostages and take out any hostile criminal.
The game is simple in premise but deep in mechanics and customisations. Whilst not officially anything to do with Judge Dredd or Mega-City One, I couldn’t stop my mind from thinking I was Dredd, running in there to uphold the law whether the suspects deserved it or not!
JYDGE FIREMODES PRO
Imagine the top-down, quick response gameplay of Hotline Miami mixed with the unstoppable Judge Dredd, performing his job by sentencing the criminals and freeing the innocent whilst destroying anything that gets in his way – Sounds good doesn’t it! This is what I felt while playing JYDGE, by 10tons, on the PS4 Pro this weekend.
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