From the trialer It kind of looks like a stylized Crimsonland, So it should be at least decent.

My only complaint is a lack of info, mainly all the modes ( it mentions couch co-op but little else ) is there a story mode, endless survival, score attack, time trial, challenges etc. I am guessing it is a purely arcade experiance ( so endless survival + score) but I don't know for sure.

Then the convicts what makes them distictive, do they have unique perks, do they level independantly and is the leveling mode specific if there are various modes?

Finally game length, does the game have levels, how many if so?

Still I always enjoy this kind of shooter so I will keep an eye on it

Interesting but it makes me dizzy in the head with all the rotating, it's also a strain on the eyes.

Why is he always circlestrafing?

Because that's what one does a lot in twin-stick shooters?

Was joke, planet round like circle you know :p

It looks intriguing but I'm not giving any credit to anyone who spells "rogue", "rouge".

"Rouge" means "red", FFS! XP

Oh great, another 80's game.

When I was a kid, I would spell it "Judgement" just like in the game title, but a teacher told me that was incorrect, and that there is no 'e' after the 'g'.

So for decades now, I've been dutifully spelling it "Judgment".

Now this game comes out, spelling it "Judgement", and I got confused enough to look it up.

Apparently, both are correct, with "Judgment" being the current accepted way due to some arcane grammar rules, and "Judgement" being the old but still accepted way.

So after all of these years, I am vindicated! I wish I could remember that teacher's name so I could send her an angry letter.

"Judgment" is the American way to spell. "Judgement" is how most of the rest of the English-speaking world spells it.

The game is great fun, by the way.