Sonic Frontiers

no hay escenas de sexo entre tails y shadow 0/10

the best way for me to describe this game is to describe it as a sonic game with no style, no identity, janky, unfinished gameplay and filler content. maybe 5% of the game is actually fun, and the rest of it is busywork that pads out the playtime I would prefer a concise game like sonic generations that has dense and replayable content over a game that pads out its content with bad collectible hunting, rife with some of the most infuriating level design ever also cyberspace would be good if the physics and camera weren't ridiculously annoying to tussle with play it on sale for maybe 15, paying full price for this game (50 pounds) was a massive and insane regret.

The levels of sucking ass the DLC does cannot be comprehended by a human mind. If you had any questions to the base game, they are amplified tenfold, and much stuff you might've enjoyed becomes a huge slog for no reason whatsoever They turned a solid enjoyable title into something that is more brain obliterating to play than Shadow '05's worst levels HOW IS THAT EVEN POSSIBLE

i would rather saw my nuts off then ever open this game again. this aint the "next big step for sonic" or "the best the franchise has ever been" them twitter folks have been calling it. don't waste your money trust

So this game is amazing, if not a bit janky (show me a Sonic game that isn't,) but it seems to have issues with multi-second long freezes on 8th and 9th gen Intel CPUs which my computer happens to have so I've had to download Hedge Mod Manager to fix it and the game works fine now. I'm going to leave this as a positive review because the game genuinely is awesome and the issue I experienced is ultimately quite niche, but still, it's kind of unacceptable that it happens.

Jogo muito Bom, A principio a proposta do jogo me pareceu meio estranha do sonic em um mundo aberto, e ainda vendo muita gente criticar esse jogo me deixou com o pé atras, mais jogando ele vi o quanto a sega acertou nesse game, não é o melhor jogo do sonic ja lançado porem recomendo que jogue

[h1]I Really Tried to Like It...[/h1] So, after giving [b]Sonic Frontiers[/b] a second chance, I've got to say... I really tried to like it, but it gets boring faster than Sonic can run. To be honest, I didn't even make it out of the first open-world area. There was one level that I really enjoyed because it actually felt like a traditional Sonic game, but it was way too short. It was like eating a piece of chocolate—really good, but over before you know it. If anything, it just made the open world feel even emptier. I'm sure that was the intention, but it's just not my cup of tea. The controls are mostly okay. Maybe I'm still traumatized by [b]Sonic '06'[/b], so my standards are a little weird, but Frontiers' controls felt a bit awkward at times. I also ran into a glitch during the fight with that giant enemy where you have to climb it and destroy the three pillars. That didn't exactly leave a great impression. Another thing that annoyed me was the constant cutscenes whenever a "special" enemy appeared. Why does the game need to interrupt me every single time? One of those cutscenes even got me killed because the action resumed before I was ready. It also completely kills the momentum when you're just enjoying running around. [h2]Now for the positives:[/h2] As usual, [b]SEGA[/b] absolutely nails the music. Their soundtracks are always one of the biggest reasons I keep coming back to their games. The graphics are also pretty good... with one big caveat. The object render distance can be pretty rough. I assume it was limited because of the Switch version, but I'm playing on a PC with good specs, so it's disappointing to still see those pop-in issues. [hr][/hr] In the end, I can't recommend this game. Maybe I'll give it another shot someday, but for now I'd much rather replay [b]Sonic Mania[/b] or the [b]Sonic Adventure[/b] games.