Sonic Generations reviews

Story: The Story is done nicely. Sonic's Birthday is built in and you don't have to fight your Way through a boring Introduction, but are right in it, and the Questions that arise make you want to keep playing. However, the Plot is a bit short for me personally and some Of the questions that arise towards the End are unfortunately not clarified. Level Design/Graphic: The Graphics are beautifully designed and tailored to this comicfigure-typical pretty well. In addition, the Graphics are adapted to the Design of the respective Levels and give an extra kick with the mothballed, modern design of The Nostalgia. Music: The Remixes are super done and are very welcome to listen. As a SA2-loving Player, of course, I have to say that "Escape from the City" remains my Favorite. If you don't like the Remixes, you can also set the Originals if you have unlocked them. Scope: From the Story and the Main Level it could have been a bit more, but the Side Missions are good in number. With 6 newly installed Bosses, the Game is also good at it. Then there are the red Rings that make you discover the Level properly and for which 100% is not just racing through. Plus, the Skills are a good Help To set new Records. Online mode: I would have expected more from this than just blunt Leaderboards, such as a local or a proper online multiplayer, where you really compete against each other at the same time. Difficulty: At the Beginning it's pretty fairly tailored for every Beginner, but the Level Of difficulty increases quite a bit at some Point, and you have Trouble getting forward. I would have preferred a selection of the Difficulty. Summary: Sonic Generations is a good Game that combines the 20th Anniversary Sonics with Classic and Modern Gameplay pretty well and brings new Ideas even in well-known Zones.