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Sonic Forces is a spectacular but empty sugar rush that’s over in a blur. Once again, Sonic’s return to form falls flat.

Sonic Forces has a lot of potential but overall it fails to capitalize on its good ideas. Meanwhile, flawed ideas of the past rear their ugly heads again.

Sonic Forces is not, like several entries in the series, offensively bad. There are some stages where you can’t help but be swept up by its breakneck pace, pounding soundtrack, and chaotic ...

Matt played Sonic Forces for 8 hours and has managed to achieve S-ranks for 22 out of the 30 main stages. His OC is a bird named Jigen, who wears Salt Bae glasses and fingerless gloves (plz dont ...

Of the three play styles in Sonic Forces, it’s the one that has nothing to do with Sonic that is the most interesting. The Hero Character stages, where players run through levels designed around ...

Sonic Forces is not a bad game. It looks good, it runs well on the Switch (docked or in handheld mode), and some of the pop songs that play throughout are infectiously catchy.

Forces shows a few glimpses of Sonic greatness, but balances that out with short stages and limited use of its good ideas. The unthinkable has happened: Sonic has been defeated, and Doctor Eggman ...

Sonic Forces never manages to find that balance. Most of its levels amount to an on-rails race to the end. The handful of stages that do offer players opportunities for exploration and discovery ...

Sonic Forces is far from the train wreck that Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric was, but it doesn’t come close to reigniting the series’ magic in the way Sonic Mania did. Score: 6/10.

While many Sonic fans are enraptured by Sonic Mania, there is still another Sonic game set to come out this year. Sega have announced today that Sonic Forces will launch worldwide on November 7 ...