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Hearsay: The next Sonic plot may be open world and include 'ubisoft towers'

Sega's Recent Transonic the Hedgehog livestream showcased various projects in the deeds, like a remaster of Sonic Colors called Sonic Colors: Ultimate that bequeath be future to PC as an Large Store exclusive on September 7. The stream terminated with a 30-second tease of Sonic running done a forest as various member effects flew off his feet, leaving a glowing trail that v-shaped a rotary blueprint seen from above. It's a new game from Audible Team coming to PC in 2022, and that's wholly we recognize about it for certain.

If people who claim to have got focus on tested an early interlingual rendition of the game (via Resetera) are to be trusted, however, it volition be open macrocosm with "ubisoft towers" and "set on a hopeless, rushlike, uninhabited island dotted with ruins", featuring an "xp system with skill tree" that lets you unlock abilities like "spincycle", which seems to live what Sonic's doing at the end of the teaser.

The leaks also claim that solving puzzles around the undisguised world bequeath reward you with orbs that unlock portals to "cyberspace", which would explicate all those digital effects or so Sonic's feet, where you play levels like those in the smooth-moving Sonic Unleashed to earn Pandemonium Emeralds. Oh, and apparently "a ghost girl refills your ring look".

I'd be more skeptical or so these rumors except that peerless of them, from July 2020, mentions the game was called Hearable Rangers. That name was base in the metadata of a leaked 4K variation of the unaccustomed teaser, and then was just straight-up listed in an regular press expiration conveyed out by Sega Europe. That press release highlighted everything from the livestream and called the forthcoming game "the future Sonic flagship" (well, "nächsten Sonic-Flaggschiff", but you can trust my German translating power connected this matchless).

Eurogamer was told by Sega that the press release was "an elderly version that was shared wrongly".

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