This is a good game, but one thing that could make it better, then it would be the best. I accidentally sold Legs, the sprite (The blue one that everyone receives when sprites are unlocked.) Legs is powerful, also I noticed if you sell a forever sprite, it is gone forever. The sprites are cute, and I like the boosts they give you... but where’s the buyback button? They don’t have one! That’s upsetting because when I absentmindedly clicked sell instead of upgrade I can’t get it back. I would like to see a button to buyback sold sprites. I love how you brought in all the heroes and Shadow! The characters have special powers and I really like that. I also like to compare the fact that the old games like Sonic 2 had only Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles, but you brought in them all. Another thing I noticed is that no matter how far I run, the Village map (The location for Shadows Run challenge) isn’t in normal runs, you have to be playing Shadow’s event. This would be a nice addition to the game. Also, I would like to see an alternative way to evolve Sprites, because I don’t like to give it my forever Sprites, like maybe using Red Star Rings (Please don’t make it to much rings I have to go on a Red Star Ring Budget.) Other than the aforementioned issues, this game has it all.Thanks SEGA!

This game is pretty cool, I love it. But there are a few more things that would make this game perfect: Add new characters because after a while of having the good characters like Shadow for example, it gets a little boring having them. Make new characters to play as like Eggman or Metal Sonic or Espio or characters that aren’t even in the show. Also make new maps or worlds instead of the same 3 or 4 maps you can transfer to while your running. Make portals while you are running to travel through to new dimensions with new maps like in the show how the team have traveled through portals into other dimensions. Also make new sprites with completely different uses and make new boosters for when you are running. If you could add all of this through updates, that would be amazing. Editors please read this. My ideas could change the whole game.

To start, the game isn't bad--it's pretty fun. But the game is just... a watered-down Sonic Dash (the original mobile game). It doesn't feel as fast, there's not as much content, such as no boss fights nor chompers (which are replaced by some rails {that you can find in Sonic Forces mobile anyways} and tilting gimmicks), and the levels are just so empty and repetitive, including the fact that there's barely any gaps in the terrain and no hills or loops. Also, getting characters is a PAIN (a very long grind for some special abilities that barely matter), and the only fun things ('events') are locked behind tickets that I assume you either have to buy or wait for.Meanwhile, Sonic Dash is just more vibrant, more diverse, more challenging, less grindy, and faster (which is the entire point of Sonic), and it has actual seasonal events for cool skins. It also has an additional house-building mechanic.Overall, don't play this unless you REALLY enjoy it. Play Sonic Dash instead...... Oh right, those sprites that the Apple editors cherish so much. Well, they boost specific things, which is cool, but either cough up the cash or wait a day to get one. Did I mention they're only a one-time use?

“Sonic Boom” will never be as good as the regular Sonic we know and love. It will always remain in the shadow of the regular Sonic games. This sequel to “Sonic Dash” is no different. Unlike the ungodly messes that are “Rise of Lyric” and “Shattered Crystal”, this game is an okay time. It’s alright. Possibly the best Sonic Boom game other than “Fire and Ice”. But once you play the first “Sonic Dash”, odds are you’ll forget about this one. The first game is just better in every regard when it comes to the controls, menu design, and characters.This game has some good ideas, such as a team system that allows you to choose up to three characters that then you switch between at certain points in your run, but the road to get new characters is PAINFULLY SLOW so it just falls flat on it’s face, and that’s a darn shame.Final Review: 6/10While it has some neat gimmicks, “Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom” is simply not as good as what came before it and likely won’t be able to keep your attention for nearly as long as its predecessor. You’re better off playing the original “Sonic Dash” instead.