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The environment is also repetitive and not interactive - the posters and signs are the same throughout - BORING! The good - the cityscape backgrounds look exceptional. The ricochet bullet is NEVER used throughout. The lawenforcer gun is a great idea - the different settings etc - yet they NEVER all get used. And why do so many games resort to horror elements? V annoying - Dredd comics rarely resort to horror. Problems: the gameplay is way too repetitive the arrest sequence is dreadful - way too fast, you can't read the arrest details which waste's the point and ruins the armosphere for a megacity with millions of people, it is incredibly empty, too many scenes have no-one in them - I wanted a realistic, over-run city, particularly the mall scenes the characters who are in the game are ALL the same - the same fat guy, the same afro guy, the same knee pad guy, the same scrawler girl. What could have been exceptional is undone by too many sloppy elements that fail to take advantage of the Xbox's capabilities. What could have been exceptional is undone by too many sloppy elements that fail to take advantage of the Overall - disappointing. Crazy! A very satisfying and fun game with a great atmosphere and soundtrack! … Expand Not having to use your wallet to wade through greedy companies for extra content and instead unlock stuff by just having fun. And everything is in the game! No need to pay extra! Makes a game feel so good. It's such a great feeling to unlock all the stuff in a game. Playing through the extras will also unlock cheats. Great extras too after you finish the story mode. I've never seen such an effective suicide in a game before. I had an enemy with a grenade launcher kill himself and take out his whole team too in the process.

And some funny moments to be had with the ragdoll physics and rare cases of enemies killing each other. It's the kind of game I could just play for hours and still not want to stop.

The level variety is as wide as the enemy variety. You'll go on to fight a wide variety of enemies, like humans, vampires, zombies and more. When the gameplay starts, you're immediately treated to great quotes by Judge Dredd and some great early 2000s beats in the musical department taking place in the background. If you let the main menu be idle for a while, you're also treated to a gameplay trailer, which adds to the nostalgia, showing you a time when video game trailers focused on the actual gameplay. The game even tells you in the credits where you can buy the soundtrack. It's the kind of excellent soundtrack that you will constantly notice playing. Has a very early 2000s-futuristic atmosphere and great early 2000s sound in the music department. Judge Dredd in all his excellence! Great game too. The very first moments of gameplay start with exactly those words. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.