
Is Sonic Colors: Ultimate worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Sonic fans who want a fast-paced platforming adventure
- Players who enjoy using character powers to find alternate routes
- Players seeking short head-to-head races against a rival
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a slow-paced or methodical experience may find the emphasis on speed and obstacle navigation a poor match.
- Players seeking an open-ended structure may find the six-stage world progression restrictive.
- Players looking for a strategy or role-playing game rather than an action platformer.
Our take on Sonic Colors: Ultimate
The defining structure is a six-world amusement park where rescued Wisps grant Sonic powers for combat and alternate routes.
What is Sonic Colors: Ultimate?
Sonic races through six colorful worlds set in an interstellar amusement park built by Dr.
Eggman, who is using captured Wisps to power it. Players move through hazardous obstacles and enemies, time attacks to charge Sonic’s Boost, and use his speed to cross each stage. Rescuing Wisps gives Sonic access to their powers, which can be used against enemies and to uncover alternate routes. The Jade Wisp lets Sonic pass through solid objects. Worlds include a sweet-themed area and an aquarium environment. Rival Rush adds head-to-head races against Metal Sonic, with rewards to unlock.
How Sonic Colors: Ultimate plays
- 01Wisp transformations
- Alien powers give Sonic ways to fight enemies and reach alternate routes, including passing through solid objects with the Jade Wisp.
- 02Metal Sonic races
- Rival Rush pits Sonic against Metal Sonic, with rewards for outrunning the rival.
- 03Six themed worlds
- Stages range from a landscape filled with sweets to an aquarium setting with pools and sea life.
Sonic Colors: Ultimate compared to similar games
Sonic Origins is a collection of four classic Sonic titles, while Sonic Colors: Ultimate is structured around six amusement-park worlds and Wisp powers. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is a runner with shooting elements; Sonic Colors: Ultimate instead centers on speed, obstacle navigation, and Wisp-based route options.
Sonic Colors: Ultimate: platforms & release
Is Sonic Colors: Ultimate worth it?
It is worth it if: sonic fans who want a fast-paced platforming adventure. Skip it if: players looking for a slow-paced or methodical experience may find the emphasis on speed and obstacle navigation a poor match.
Where can I download Sonic Colors: Ultimate?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Sonic Colors: Ultimate's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Sonic Colors: Ultimate on?
Windows only.











