#TEAM SONIC RACING SWITCH PERFORMANCE SERIES#

The team member that’s the furthest ahead leaves a slipstream across the raceway and if a racer on the same team rides on top of it for a certain period of time they’ll get a huge boost of speed. Throughout the race, you not only have to focus on getting further up in the rankings but also helping your teammates out so they can get higher as well. The races can have up to 4 sets of 3 person teams that all have to work together in order to win. The biggest new addition to this game is the “Team” aspect of it. This is also helped by the fact that all of the racers feel different from each other, each having their own pros and cons so that way every character can appeal to someone, even Zavok! I’m….sure he has his fans! The drifting still feels satisfying to pull off successfully and the game still has a great sense of speed.

#TEAM SONIC RACING SWITCH PERFORMANCE SERIES#

It retains the same drift and trick heavy racing style the series has been known for and it feels just as tight and fluid as ever. Team Sonic Racing is more or less an evolution on Sumo Digital’s previous Sonic Racing games.

After playing it for a very…VERY long time I can definitely say that the game is incredibly fun and does a lot of really interesting things for a kart racer but it’s very bogged down by a lack of variety in the game modes among other things. I was a MASSIVE fan of Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed and while I lamented the exclusion of Sega’s other properties (I miss you every day, Beat), I was still interested because I wanted to see what else they could do with the gameplay. I was very excited for Team Sonic Racing when it was announced. THIS REVIEW IS BASED ON THE NINTENDO SWITCH PORT….TRUST ME THAT’S WORTH PREFACING.īefore I begin, please look at this real line of text that exists in this game.

Team sonic racing switch performance