- March 7, 2013
- SEGA
Sonic Dash Endless Runner Game
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About
Sonic Dash is an endless runner game featuring the fast-running hedgehog, Sonic, as he dashes through stunning 3D environments, avoiding obstacles and defeating enemies using his homing attack. The game offers amazing abilities, stunning graphics, and the chance to play as Sonic's friends, including Tails, Shadow, and Knuckles, with epic boss battles against Dr. Eggman and other rivals.











- The game is nostalgic and fun, bringing back memories from childhood.
- There are frequent updates and events that keep the gameplay fresh and engaging.
- The character variety is impressive, allowing players to unlock and play as many different characters.
- The new card system makes upgrading characters tedious and requires excessive grinding.
- The game often suffers from lag and performance issues, especially during intense gameplay.
- The visibility of obstacles is frequently obstructed by character cards, leading to frustrating deaths.
- monetization180 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The monetization strategy of the game is a mixed bag, with many players noting that while ads are generally optional and can provide rewards, they are still quite frequent and sometimes intrusive. Users appreciate the ability to watch ads for bonuses, but express frustration over mandatory ads after runs and the lack of a clear option to pay for an ad-free experience. Overall, while the game is enjoyable and not heavily reliant on microtransactions, the prevalence of ads detracts from the overall experience for many players.
“Otherwise, a fun little game to play casually; no really pernicious microtransactions or pay-to-win mechanics, just a really solid infinite runner to pass the time.”
“The monetization is pretty consumer-friendly along with being efficient.”
“It's a very fun game, not exclusively focused around microtransactions.”
“Mandatory ads are what's frustrating though.”
“The ads can be annoying at points but the game is good enough that it doesn't ruin the game.”
“It's a fun time killer, but there are quite a lot of ads.”