As someone who remembers playing the original version of Sonic Colors over a decade ago, I can say that it feels about the same.įor a character renowned for his speed, it really feels like Sonic spend a lot of time platforming and waiting around in this game. Since the story is rarely why you pick up a Sonic game, you want the gameplay to really shine. Not very complicated, better for younger kids.However, Sonic Colors Ultimate did make me laugh out loud on occasion, with Eggman’s absurd park announcements a particular highlight. The script is tailored for a younger audience than myself, with tedious jokes about butts and farts running rampant. Tails is also here, which is a nostalgic throwback, but there isn’t much else happening in terms of characters or story, so the game was very dependent on gameplay to keep your attention. It becomes clear that Eggman is up to no good, as usual, this time concerning some little aliens, or Wisps, who he’s capturing and using in a nefarious plot to control the world. You play as Sonic, who’s visiting Dr Eggman’s Incredible Interstellar Amusement Park. Starting up Sonic Colors Ultimate, you don’t actually get much in terms of the story until you’ve completed a level or two. It doesn’t follow on from any other game.While Sonic fans and young children may be able to find joy here, I’m sad to say I don’t think this is a worthwhile game for anyone else – it’s not devoid of fun, but it’s hardly a decent Sonic game. This remake doesn’t really shake things up in terms of story or gameplay, but is pretty faithful to the original with a few added bits of content to keep things interesting.
Sonic Colors Ultimate is a remake of the 2010 Wii game that drops you back in Eggman’s theme park of horrors with the task of saving the aliens he’s been capturing.
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