PLEASE NOTE: Judge Dredd: Crime Files is free to play, but some extra game items can be purchased for real money.
* Hear Dredd’s voice as he dispenses justice * Comic artwork created by current Dredd artists and colourists * Combining 2D animated comic artwork with stunning 3D animations * Complete epic story Crime Files written by current Dredd writers * Fight through the streets of Mega-City One, discover new locations and judge lawbreaking perps! * Multiple game modes include Crime File stories and Patrols * Find special character cards including Judge Anderson, Judge Rico and Judge Giant * Unlock and upgrade unique attacks for each weapon * Build a deck of Dredd’s iconic weapons, including the Lawgiver, Lawrod, Stubb Gun and Daystick! Not to mention Dredd’s punches, kicks and head-butts * Zarjaz free-to-play strategy adventure RPG (Role Playing Game) Using writers and artists from the Judge Dredd comics, fight through new stories, go on Patrols, and fight enemies old and new, bringing Justice to the streets of Mega-City One. Toughest of them all is JUDGE DREDD – he is the Law! Crime is rampant, and only the Judges – empowered to dispense instant justice – can stop total anarchy. Home to over 130 million citizens, this urban hell is situated along the east coast of a post-apocalyptic North America.
Join David, Nicole, and guest Justin Zenger as we explore such topics as What is Max Von Sydow doing in this film? Is it possible for Armand Assante to out-overact Stallone? Why would you put Diane Lane in this movie and give her nothing to do? Why must fascism look so stylish?įor listeners who would like to follow along and treat Geek Cinema Society as a film club of sorts, we will be watching ‘Masters of the Universe’ next! Following that, we’ll be watching ‘Die Hard.’ David will return next episode as well! Brett Stewart will return next week.You are Judge Dredd! Build a deck of his iconic weapons and bring justice to the streets of Mega-City One as the comic pages of Judge Dredd come to life in this addictive and free-to-play collectable card battler RPG! In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, David Luzader, Nicole Davis, and their guest, Justin Zenger, delve into 1995’s ‘Judge Dredd.’īased on the character from the dystopian British comic “2000 A.D.,” Judge Dredd was an odd mishmash of a movie that was true to the look of the original and a few of the plot points, but had the spirit of a Stallone action vehicle, with a rather unfortunate sprinkling of Rob Schneider thrown in for the hell of it.
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