The company that re-issued this game on Steam took work from ZOOM Platform (Jordan Freeman Group, their logo is in the trailer) without paying them and went ahead and released this game on Steam anyways (and still is not paying them). 100% not cool. By purchasing this game you're supporting a company that's ripping people off.

I remember playing this game a little bit when it first came out in 1996 in Germany. It was difficult for a 10 year old but once I understood the mechanics I had lots of fun. Unfortunately now, even with nostalgia glasses on, I can't play it ... it's just too dated. If you never played this game, stay away. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2888895648 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1555463848 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1562240487

SWEEET remember playing on the megadrive and if we could get control using a control pad then yess this games a good one

I wanted to play this game for a while now. It's on sale for almost nothing so I got it. However I can't get it to work with Dualshock 4 for the life of me.
DS4 works fine natively in Steam, I can even make custom controller layouts but in game it's not working. Whether using Big Picture mode or Desktop. I guess Steam overlay craps out because it's a DOS Box game or something along those lines. It might work with DS4Windows but I can't be bothered to try because I don't want to.

Playing this on keyboard is janky, it's the future and I want to use whatever input I find best. Simple as that.

There are also some hefty allegations levied against people who published the game here on Steam, hope somene can investigate that a bit more and clear some things.

Too bad, it's a gem, but not like this even at this price and it's getting delisted in 2023. Stay clear.

The controls on keyboard are awkward and you cant manually set them yourself and the arrest button has been removed unlike what was on the SNES version of the game.
Only got as far as the first level with this and the controls like I said are making this difficult to play.
from what I,ve seen of the game so far its pretty much the same Judge Dredd that I remember but it clearly wasn't the SNES version they ported because the sound effects for explosions and bullet arnt the same as well as a few minor things missing from the 95 version.

I havent played with a controller yet but hoping its better. As you can probably tell I had the SNES when I was a kid.

I want to recommend this because I loved this in the 90s and I love Dredd but I'd say steer clear.

The game has stopped working and is no longer starting. It worked once and not anymore. The DOSBox starts, but stops after a few seconds. No idea what's going on.

I love this game, used to play it back when it was new, I saw when it first came out some years ago, I even commented on the forums back then, saw it will be delisted in a few days so I just had to purchase it, I installed it then adjusted the controls and some setting on the graphics and it works good now. I will recommend it just because I finished this game many times in Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo both having their own ups and downs but never played the pc version which is almost like the Genesis version except with some extra details here and there and better music. Love this game a lot

Walk away, Forget that this thing exists. They could have spent 30 minutes and remastered this enough that it was enjoyable and not a farce that reminded us what low effort games were in 1995 when you consider what good ones were out then. They could have added controls for proper modern controllers.

What little good this does do is underline the need to have a modern JD game. The FPS was bad, the choose your own adventure is the best of the 3 and that sucks bad. This however does not even have retro appeal. Bad keyboard controls and horrible graphics are not good enough now.

I AM THE LAW!

Janky and not fun to play.