Sonic Dash is an exciting arcade action-adventure game for the Nintendo Wii U console, released in June of this year. Sonic the Hedgehog was created by Sonic producer Takashi Tago. In this game, Sonic, who previously had no name, finds himself thrown into an adventure to save his universe from the greedy arch enemy known as Chaos. He must use all of his skills to beat the evil doctor and rescue the universe.
The story of Sonic Dash follows the adventures of a hedgehog named Sonic, who runs around looking for his lost friends. As you can probably guess from the title, Sonic Dash has some pretty exciting storyline elements, including vehicles and an assortment of different obstacles to overcome. The game’s goal is also pretty straightforward: collect all of the available stars so that you can progress to the next level.
One significant difference between Sonic the Hedgehog and the newer Sonic games is how the game is played. Unlike most games, where the objective is to clear a room of various obstacles and collect items along the way, Sonic the Hedgehog requires that you utilize some of your imagination. There are multiple paths and mini-games throughout the game, and often a player will see a classic platformer theme. The goal in every level is to reach the bottom of the screen at least once, complete it, and get a score that goes up by one point. These are the standard gameplay mechanics in every level, but there are also many other challenges that the game offers.
One of the things that makes Sonic the Hedgehog fun is the character and design. Much like the older games, Sonic the Hedgehog features a unique look and style that draws on several different inspirations. For example, you can find plenty of references to the original platform games, from the colors to the layout of the character’s shoes. However, the new Sonic elements set it apart from other games as well, including a focus on gameplay over appearance.
In the mobile version of Sonic the Hedgehog for the Wii, there is an option to unlock several additional characters. These characters are Dr. Eggman, Chaos, Wisp, and Eggwing. These have unique features that allow them to deal out damage and be used more frequently by the player as they move around the levels. The added benefit is the ability to use their unique skills in any group instead of just unlocking them as the player progresses through the game.
There are various objectives in the game as well, and they are all based on the different characters that make up the main cast of this popular game. For example, there is a race against the hedgehog called Eggman, and he always beats Sonic in every stage they attempt to complete. In addition to this, there is a Dr. Eggman level where the goal is to help Amy – who is the main character – get back home while collecting all of the different echidnae inside the tank in which she lives. Finally, there is a world stage where the action takes place in a location called Green Hill.
In the 3DS version of Sonic Dash, there is another option for the player to play with three different characters. This allows them to use Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles to take on the other jobs needed to complete various stages in the game. This was first released for the Nintendo DS in March 2021, and the version was greatly improved upon when it was released for the other two major systems in September of the same year. It is unknown if it will make a debut for the Wii when it is released next spring.
One of the differences between Sonic Dash and its younger cousin, the Game Boy Advance version, is that the game allows two additional playable characters by allowing you to change between them with the press of a button. This was an innovative way to expand the amount of gameplay, but it was ultimately cut short due to space constraints. We hope to see more of these two playable characters added to future versions of Sonic and Knuckles.