The big open world of Sonic reveals a little bit. In a seven-minute video posted on IGN , Sonic Frontiers revealed the first elements of its gameplay. Between large expanses, exploration and occasional music. We can still see the usual bumpers, accelerators and rails that have long accompanied 3D episodes.
During these seven minutes, Sonic discovers the surroundings which give off two striking themes: verticality, and the impression of grandeur. The large display distance helps a lot on this point. The hedgehog thus encounters towers to climb, puzzles to solve or quite simply vast expanses to explore. The total lack of interface obviously helps, but the end result should still contain some of that feeling.
On the other hand, the artistic direction seems to lack a bit of life. The set is beautiful, realistic, but has a discrepancy with the whole universe of Sonic. No slightly flashy colors, a choice that may surprise you, especially since it is the antithesis of those taken by the latest films in the franchise. Films that have been hits at the box office, and allowing Sega's mascot to be at the top of the hype. Which hadn't happened to him for many years.
Will this title finally reconcile Sonic with 3D? Hard to say, since this presentation of gameplay for Sonic Frontiers was only very brief. And still leaves a lot of questions when it is due out this end of the year on all platforms. But the game is in the spotlight this month on IGN, and should have the right to other presentations. Especially during IGN Summer Gaming on Friday June 10.
Is Sonic Frontiers a good video game?
Yes Sonic Frontiers is a great video game, we are proud to have given it a rating of 71%. Any good gamer must have played Sonic Frontiers at least once in his life, we can even fully consider it as one of the best games of the genre! In short, it is a must and you must try it if you have the opportunity!
Can I play Sonic Frontiers with my friends?
No, as far as we know, there is no multiplayer mode for Sonic Frontiers, you'll have to lend the controller to each other and take turns playing! We hope that a multiplayer mode will be available thanks to a next update, a remake or even a sequel, who knows!
Is Sonic Frontiers available on multiple platforms?
Yes, the game Sonic Frontiers is developed to be compatible with PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. It's quite handy to be able to play it on several different consoles, thanks to the Sonic Team development studio!
Is Sonic Frontiers a recent game?
Yes, Sonic Frontiers is a recent game, it was launched in most regions on Nov 08th 2022, 2 years 1 month 13 days ago.
Sonic Frontiers has been released on PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Is there an official website for Sonic Frontiers?
Yes Sonic Frontiers has its own official website! You can find it by clicking here.
Is there a forum on the internet to discuss the game Sonic Frontiers?
Yes there is a website where Sonic Frontiers fans can meet to discuss and exchange content, tips and advice on the game. It's on the Reddit website and you can find this Subreddit by clicking here.
Is Sonic Frontiers compatible with VR?
No, Sonic Frontiers is not currently compatible with virtual reality, but we hope that one day it will be possible to play it with this new technology!
Does the game Sonic Frontiers have other names around the world?
Yes, the game is also known by these names around the world:
ソニックフロンティア (Japanese title - original)
소닉프론티어 (Korean title)
Sonic 2022 (Working title)
Sonic Rangers (Working title)
What are similar games to Sonic Frontiers?
Sonic Frontiers is a game similar to Portal 2, Get Even, Aarklash: Legacy, NieR: Automata, Paladins, Ziggurat, Human: Fall Flat, Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight, Tunic and Celeste, if you liked Sonic Frontiers, you will surely love this list of games we just mentioned! You can find our dedicated portals by clicking on the name of the games, and make your own opinion very quickly!
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