Unlike past Sonic games where you'd speed through levels, Frontiers takes a new approach: Open Zone, and it really pays off! As for the more linear reach the goal levels, they're a part of the new Cyberspace levels.

The combat is varied and satisfying, the story is mysterious and emotional, the voice acting is new while still feeling familiar, and the soundtrack is glorious, whether it's the soft violins of Kronos Island, the EDM music for Cyberspace, or the heavy metal for when you're up against the Titans! In Sonic Frontiers, it's up to you to save Sonic's friends and rescue them from cyberspace, all while trying to overpower the new threats that await. The combat is varied and satisfying, the story is mysterious Sonic Frontiers is a beautiful step forward for the blue blur and his friends. Sonic Frontiers is a beautiful step forward for the blue blur and his friends. This game swiftly placed itself as my fifth favourite sonic game and in my top ten games of all time! … Expand The combat is amazing and some of the best combat I’ve seen sonic preform from the sonic boom to the wild rush, it’s all wonderful! The only complaint I really have is the size of the skill tree, but that’s it. As well as story the gameplay holds up as well the cyberspace is a bit disappointing but still very enjoyable and they don’t take up a lot of your time - unless you’re trying to S rank them all. This game is the 1st sonic game in a long time to make me feel a strong emotion with the death of the two kocos and strong excitement in tense moments like the 1st super sonic fight. This game has wonderful story on par with SA2 and SA1’s story in terms of seriousness and quality. I haven’t completed the game as of now but have had over 10 hours on the game. I’ve been a sonic fan for as long as I can remember and can proudly say that this game has brought sonic back into the mainstream. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.

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