It looks pretty good with great lighting effects and explosions. It also makes sense if they share the same world as well.

Graphically the game is very similar to Neon Chrome which isn’t surprising since they share the same 3D engine. Some are better than others on certain levels and challenges so you’ll just have to experiment as you go. Each adds something different to the game with almost endless combinations you can run. You could also just not do the challenges, but you’ll need to eventually in order to unlock later levels.Īnother cool features is the shear amount of cybernetics, items, mods, and companions you can earn. Some require completing a level under a certain amount of time or to rescue hostages without being spotted. Each level has a set of normal and hardcore challenges that range from doable to almost impossible. What I like about the game is how easy it is to get into but also how challenging it is, and I mean really challenging. That means that with each death, you can start at the level you died at and not all the way at the beginning. You keep your advancement, your earned power-ups, and the levels you’ve unlocked. 10tons is calling this a “roughhate” which has elements of a roughlike, but you don’t have to start from the beginning with each death. While Neon Chrome was a roughlike which meant with each death, you’d have to start all over again from the beginning.

While JYDGE is similar to Neon Chrome, it’s also very different.

Jydge switch review