Play Judge Dredd (Japan) Online

You blast through Mega-City One's slums with your Lawgiver, switching between punching mutants and dodging lasers in those janky-but-charming SNES shooter segments. That floaty jump takes getting used to, but the comic-book cutscenes and gritty synth soundtrack sell the whole ridiculous power trip.

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Game Overview

Judge Dredd on the SNES throws you straight into Mega-City One’s grimy streets with your Lawgiver pistol already drawn. The first thing you’ll notice? The comic-book style cutscenes—they nailed that 2000 AD look. One minute you’re side-scrolling through neon-lit slums punching gang members in the face, the next you’re in an auto-scrolling shooter segment blasting rogue robots. It’s janky in that classic '90s way, but there’s something satisfying about how over-the-top it all is.

Fair warning: the controls take a second to get used to (why does jumping feel so floaty?), but once you’re knee-deep in mutant brawls and dodging laser fire, it clicks. The soundtrack’s got that gritty synth vibe too—perfect for pretending you’re the toughest judge on the block. It won’t change your life, but if you ever wanted to arrest criminals by shooting them first and asking questions never, this’ll do the trick.