Big the Cat leading a new fishing minigame feels like the cherry on top in terms of gameplay comparisons. The sense of open exploration that was present in certain parts of Adventure has finally returned for the first time since Unleashed. The open fields littered with activities have something to do with that, and certain segments of Cyber Space levels remake portions of famous Sonic Adventure 1 and 2 stages. Some of this was bound to shine through in the final product, and Frontiers does feel more like a sequel to Adventure more than any other modern Sonic entry. In interviews, one of the producers for Sonic Frontiers, Takashi Iizuka, has stated that his favorite Sonic game is Sonic Adventure 2. RELATED: Sonic Frontiers Uses Super Sonic to His Fullest Potential Sonic Frontiers Recalls Sonic Adventure in Many Ways In particular, there seems to be an especially strong connection between Sonic Frontiers and the two Sonic Adventure games. This trait was evident from the Convergence and Divergence prologues released before Frontiers was, but it's all over the game. Thanks to head writer Ian Flynn's heavy investment in the Sonic series, Frontiers features so many callbacks that it even canonizes a couple characters from the IDW comics and Sonic Boom. There are a lot of points of interest thanks to this title's unique approach, but one of the more understated ones is the direction it takes its story. Combined with an impressive script as well as more emotional voice deliveries, Frontiers has impressed on many fronts.

With a completely different structure built around large Open Zone areas, Sonic Frontiers presents many micro challenges that players can engage with at their leisure in a larger than normal play space. This is the Sonic game fans have been waiting years for, as it brings something new to the franchise. WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Sonic FrontiersSonic Frontiers has finally been released to the public, and impressions are generally positive.

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