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It is everything I liked about Spark the Electric Jester 2's platforming and fast paced action. The movement and platforming is everything 3D Sonic wishes he could come close too. Unfortunately it doubles down on the combat mechanics I didn't like from Spark the Electric Jester 2.

Said combat is now even more annoying with the addition of unparriable yellow attacks and grabbing green attacks. This doesn't make it particularly more difficult, just more of a chore to move out of the way. The difficulty options for combat mostly just change how much damage you give and can take, so there is little reason to choose one of the higher difficulties. The less time you have to engage in combat in this game the better. While it was an annoying but rare occurrence in 2, 3 takes great pleasure in slamming your face into an invisible wall in the middle of the speedy fun bits of levels to force you into its new combat.

The vehicle additions were mixed. I rarely got into the car without it ending up flipped over by the end of the ride, but the hovercraft was surprisingly nimble and usable. It begs the question "why am I driving a car or plane in a Sonic-styled platformer?" Also the free fall mechanic was a mistake and I hated the free roaming "find all the coins" and score attack levels. It probably doesn't need to be mentioned but I hated the combat arena levels too.

Everything I liked about the previous entry is just as good, but it adds on to the pile of stuff I didn't like about it. I just want to go fast.

SONIC IS ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ DEAD!

God I wish a horny fridge would murder me in cold blood.

There are usually two questions you need to answer if you want to know if you should buy a "comedy game" or not. Do you find it funny? If not, is the gameplay good enough to offset how much you dislike the humor? For me at least, the game just wasn't funny. As for the gameplay? it's almost non-existent, calling it a walking sim would be an insult to walking sims. You auto-walk through the game and press space bar. The 4 different styles are never utilized outside of whatever one you like the sound of, the charged shot is required sparsely, and the four different lead-in skills are just used to give you meter for the charge shot if you for some reason decided to use it where it's not required. You could honestly get the same experience from just watching a walkthrough, let's play, or stream of the game and for free, that is how little gameplay is offered.

A fairly average, if linear, 3D platformer. It isn't really a collect-a-thon, having more of a straight forward "get to the goal" level design (think more in the vein of a Spark the Electric Jester 2/3 or a 3D Sonic game over something like Mario 64, A Hat in Time, or Battle for Bikini Bottom). Sure there are things to collect, but they aren't really necessary or of consequence. Everything you collect with the exception of two health upgrades is purely for cosmetic (costume) or achievement reasons. You could walk past every collectable and not miss out on anything at all. You don't get to skip levels or go out of order if you get a bunch of side objectives and hidden collectables, you go firmly on the path the game sets for you. This is fine by itself but if you, like a lot of people, were hoping that it will be BfBB 2 or fill that nostalgia for it you may be slightly be disappointed. If you are fine with it not being BfBB it is a perfectly serviceable game on its own merits.

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Probably one of the most generic forgettable games I have ever played. It's not even bad, just so average that I don't think I'll remember or even think about this game ever again.

Fun gameplay, but extremely short. Short as in I was able to 100% it in about 42~ minutes casually, so if $3 for a really short but fun 3d platformer isn't for you than probably skip or wait on a sale.

"Peak stealth gameplay!" -Michael

Persona, but the dungeons aren't ♥♥♥♥.