Review: Sonic Superstars Takes The Hedgehog Back To High-Speed Platforming Roots

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Sonic Superstars is the latest mainline addition to the Sonic franchise, and it could not have come at a better time. Sonic fans have been waiting for a new game that preserves the spirit of the platformer but also offers something new. With other iconic franchises like Super Mario successfully moving away from their roots, Sonic Superstars provides an opportunity for SEGA’s poster boy to make his mark in this decade. Is Sonic Superstars the game you’ve been waiting for?

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One thing that sets this title apart from recent releases is that it embraces the series’ roots without reservation. It completely waters down the complex narratives and RPG elements that have become prevalent in other Sonic games.

The premise of Sonic Superstars is simple. Dr Eggman is up to some dastardly plans and has set his sights towards a new region where he intends to exploit their resources for some evil deeds. Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Amy team up to thwart Eggman’s plans and collect some Chaos Emeralds.

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Again, unlike other recent titles like Sonic Frontiers and Sonic Forces, Superstars is conceptually sound, focusing on fast-paced levels that stick true to the mythos. No-frills platforming action is precisely what you get here. This makes it a standout feature and something that most Sonic fans will immediately fall in love with. Each zone offers a unique and captivating environment to play around with. It’s not the simple point A to B experience that many are familiar with. You may need to squeeze the brakes to discover some secrets and hidden areas in these levels.

The lush island zone is an exciting one as players are provided with a vibrant