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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Review — An Arcade Kart Racer For Gearheads

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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Review — An Arcade Kart Racer For Gearheads

As a dyed-in-the-wool Nintendo Kid, Mario has always been the yardstick by which I measure competitors. When Sonic the Hedgehog broke out on the Sega Genesis, I couldn’t help but compare it to Mario’s platforming to measure the similarities and differences. So I have to admit that it’s difficult to approach an arcade kart racer like Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds without Mario Kart in the back of my head–especially since that series just had a new entry this summer. But it’s that contrast that really makes CrossWorlds stand out in some positive ways. Whereas Nintendo’s latest racer excelled due to its simplicity, CrossWorlds offers a massive wealth of options and customization to help you find and craft your own style. There is a lot going on, and it can be a little overwhelming, but ultimately the level of depth rewards experimentation.

From the start, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds offers three main offline modes, two of which need little introduction: Grand Prix and Time Trials are your tried-and-true staples, and then there’s the more inventive Race Park. More on that in a bit. Grand Prix is where most players will start, with a suite of seven Grand Prix to master. These are listed as three races apiece, but each one also consists of a fourth grand finale race that remixes parts of the three prior tracks.

And that’s where CrossWorlds gets its unique twist, as well as its name. Seemingly inspired by the Sonic the Hedgehog movies, in which rings act as portals to other planets, the tracks in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds are not just straightforward point-A-to-point-B affairs. Instead you’ll regularly cross a threshold through a giant ring and into a new world. The race leader chooses a destination, between one known option or another random selection. You hop into another world to visit for a little while, and then portal your way back to the main track you were in.

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