I will fully admit that I'm mad because I'm bad. So, when I pick up a game presumably about maintaining speed and mastering level layouts to clear something as fast as possible, I don't think it's unreasonable to be frustrated and disappointed when even the most minute attempts at fulfilling that purpose on a first playthrough are thwarted by b*llshit enemy placement and hazards that I can't see due to the camera killing itself the moment you go faster than "mildly speedy". But i've always had an interest in platformers, as well as anything momentum-based. To call myself a Sonic casual would be putting things lightly. The most i've played of this franchise has been Rush Adventure on the DS and Advance 1 on the GBA, both of which I completed and enjoyed. Once you reach the top of the level, you find an unexpected night sky, but it works so well it feels natural.Īs there's currently no way to edit or add in new bosses, you're using the same one from Hydrocity Zone Act 1, but it still fits the brief, and it makes you wonder how a new boss could work in this remixed Labyrinth Zone.I'm going to preface this by saying I am not a Sonic fan.
As you try to jump and run to the top of the level, you see cracks of light in the background, reminiscent of a scrapped idea for the zone that was found in a leaked beta build of Sonic 1.
The music is a big highlight here, where the drums and percussion make the track pop as you run for an oxygen bubble or jump across risky platforms.īut what makes this zone a highlight, is how much the level doesn't stay in the underground parts of the Mega Drive version. Released as part of the Misfits Pack (opens in new tab), you also get three other zones as part of a demo that remixes established and cut levels from past Sonic games.
This zone is a great example of building on what made the level memorable while expanding upon its design.
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