Sonic Frontiers plays a lot better than it looks

Sonic Frontiers, you’ve probably already noticed, didn’t look too hot upon its proper reveal earlier this month. With gameplay demos that were rough around the edges and an open world that was strikingly sparse, there’s the hope that a first chance to play it might turn things around but first impressions really aren’t promising. Shakily running on a PC at a low resolution that doesn’t do the visuals any favours, the button prompts for the tutorial are incorrectly labelled and there’s almost a sense of polite embarrassment from the Sega representatives manning the booth, not helped by the car crash quality that drew small crowds when the rough demo was first fired up at Summer Games Fest.

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