10tons multiplatform hit JYDGE [$4.99] is out now on iOS. JYDGE is a twinstick shooter set in a late twentieth century urban dystopian future. You play as the titular Jydge, a cop with the authority to dispense justice to bad guys, save hostages and confiscate contriband loot along the way. You are equipped with a wide array of cyberware enhancements and your trusty firearm, Gavel, complete with various firing modes and its own upgrades. You have been tasked with completing various missions that upon completion award you with points and credits to further upgrade and customize your gear. Much like its predecessor Neon Chrome [$6.99], you can quickly get overwhelmed in enemy fire if you aren't careful. JYDGE does, however, step away from Neon Chrome in a few key areas. The levels are not procedurally generated and and feel more fine-tuned. JYDGE also trades in the endless run idea for finite levels that seem to better encapsulate the sometimes limited time requirements of being on a mobile platform.
I'm not usually disposed to talking much about the options a game offers, but JYDGE does have a robust amount of graphical options available. While only providing volume sliders for music and ambient sounds, this game serves up several options to customize your device's method of visual delivery. The game defaulted to just under the medium preset on my iPhone 6+ so be sure if you pick it up to double check where your device stands. In case you are unsure of what settings are be...