Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death

old as crap game, i hope someone makes a new judge dredd game soon but ill probably have killed myself by then

Awesome game, this does not try to be anything more then what it is. Had some great humor, it doesn't do anything spectacular but it is a very entertaining game. It did require a couple of tweaks to get working right. I wish this game had a quicksave button, you can save when ever you like but you need to go to the main menu each time, minor gripe.
I used the custom widescreen tool here
Need to cap the game at 60FPS within the nvidia control panel
Download d3d8.dll and copy to primary game folder
Once I applied these 3 fixes the game ran flawlessly.

i get to arrest and shoot random civilians including those really morbidly obese people, i'm moving like a corrupt power hungry officer out there.
the 2000 a.d. franchise is incredible, my dad still has the og issues with harlem heroes and etc. i really hope this ip gets revived with another game.
8.1/10

It's a bit on the average side. I think even when it first came out, there was probably other FPS available that were better notably Timesplitters 2.
Still I didn't hate the game but I asked myself if we removed the Judge Dredd aspect would I like anything about it? Honestly I probably wouldn't have even finished the game.
This PC version also had a few issues like jumping problems and no widescreen without some tinkering with the game files.
But honestly we don't exactly have a lot of options when it comes to Dredd games so I'll take what I can. I hope someone like Teyon one day makes the Dredd game I desire.

Before I bought this on Steam, I hadn't played it in years. I used to spend hours playing Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death on my PS2 when I was a kid, and coming back to it all these years later has been a great trip down memory lane.
Sure, it's dated by today's standards, but honestly, I still think it's a really fun game. There's just something satisfying about patrolling Mega-City One, deciding whether to arrest criminals or dish out justice, and using the different Lawgiver ammo types. It captures the Judge Dredd universe so well.
The nostalgia definitely plays a big part for me, but even without it, I found myself genuinely enjoying the gameplay. The levels are varied, the atmosphere is spot on, and the cheesy early-2000s charm is impossible not to love.
This was one of those games I could never put down as a kid, and I'm happy to say it's still just as enjoyable to revisit. If you grew up with it, it's absolutely worth picking up again. If you've never played it before, just go in expecting an old-school FPS rather than a modern shooter.
Still one of my favourite PS2 games. I am the law. 👍

much to my surprise, this classic has aged quite well and still feels great to play nearly a quarter of a century post-release.
somehow, i am more impressed by this game now than i was when it was initially released.
Fans of the Dredd Megazine will be impressed with how faithful (all things considered) this game is to the original comics (rather than the live-action film adaptations).

Forever will this game live rent free in my head. Had it on the Ps2 when it originally came out, played it a bunch then, played it a bunch now. It's a simple FPS game of it's time but further introduced me the character Judge Dredd, the world and influenced my opininon the cyberpunk/sci-fi genre. The soundtrack goes hard too. Works well on modern hardware albeit except for the resolutions if you can get past playing on a lower resolution otherwise it's grand.
Love it to bits, one of my favourite games ever.