Sonic Dash is part of the video game series Sonic The Hedgehog and is one of the best games of the series. The free-to-play game was released in March 2013 for iOS and in September 2013 for Android. Recently, it’s version for windows phones has also been released for 2016.
Sonic Dash is an endless runner game in which the main goal is to stay alive as long as possible by avoiding obstacles and enemies. It combines the features of other endless runner games along with previous sonic games. The stages, hurdles and controls are inherited from endless runner games like Temple Run while speed, characters, spin-rolls and anti-gravity spins have been taken from previous sonic games. The game presents a fine amalgam of unity based relatively-high graphics games with traditional minimalist mobile games.
Sonic Dash presents stunning graphics. I am obliged to say the graphics team did their task pretty well. It has the best graphics for an endless runner game. The game feels alive and fresh. Gameplay is very smooth. The sound quality is also very nice. The tinkling of rings as you collect them and the jingled sound of them as they burst out of sonic due to getting hit by an enemy is simply beautiful to me.
As you’ve probably noticed, Sonic Dash has a few different types of in-game purchases which they will suggest that you buy. Although it’s not completely necessary to buy them, it is nice having extra coins and rings while playing the game. Red stars and gold rings can be earned and saved as you play the game but it can take a while to save them up. The other option is to spend real money to purchase them, but who wants to do that?
That’s why we added the hack tool for Sonic Dash to AGC. No survey, jailbreak, or root APK required! This hack will allow you to add unlimited amounts of coins, rings and breeze bundles to your Sonic Dash profile. The hack is free to download and will work for both Android and iOS devices. After you download the hack onto your phone or tablet, you’ll see a menu like the one pictured below.
To begin using the Sonic Dash hack, select the type of device you are using to play the game, either iOS or Android, then tap the “Detect Device” button. Once your device has been linked to the hack tool, you can enter the amount of resources you want to add. Type in the number of coins, rings, and breeze bundles you want to add to your account. You can also choose to unlock 2x speed and remove the advertisements from the game by checking the boxes.
Once you’ve entered all of the information for the hack, tap the “Patch Game” button to begin the hack process. The Sonic Dash hack usually completes in less than 20 seconds and you can monitor the progress by looking at the status bar. The tool will work without having to root into the game’s APK or have a jailbroken phone. Now just open your Sonic Dash app to confirm that the coins, rings, and breeze bundles have been added to your account. Never worry about having enough coins or rings again!
Sonic Dash has very intuitive controls. Swipe up for jump, swipe down to do a spin-roll and swipe left and right to change the lanes while running. Its direction can also be changed in midair by swiping the finger in desired direction. Sonic Dash uses swipe to move right and left instead of tilting the device which is better and gives the player more control over the game. Game is very responsive and the only thing holding you back maybe responsiveness of your senses. There is a dash meter at the bottom of the screen which fills as you collect gold rings. Once the meter is full, you can tap the icon to do a Sonic Boom.
The Sonic Boom makes the sonic invincible. It breaks through the hurdles, kills enemies and scares the villains. As long as the Sonic Boom is not used after the Dash Meter is full, it will keep multiplying the player score by 2. You can destroy the enemies even in the normal form by doing a spin roll(see? I told you Sonic was better than Thor!). Colliding with the enemies causes Sonic to lose the rings and if no rings are in possession at the moment of collision, sonic lives no more. But if sonic hits a wall, the game is over no matter you have the rings or not.
At certain times, three springs appear in the game which bank the gold rings. Monitor on each spring tells where it will take the player.
A Totem pole will take you to the seaside.
Loop-de-loop will take you to loop-de-loop section or other sections with automatic machinery.
Statue will take you to the ocean palace.
Sailboat: Yep, you guessed it right; it will take you to ocean.
Sometimes there will be spring with a boss’s photo on it. Jumping on that spring will take you for a fight with that boss.
There is also a spring with a question mark on it. It will take you to any of the above explained places.
If you use a spring that does not bank your rings, you will have to swipe your fingers as told on the screen to win 10 to 100 rings. Failing to do so yields no reward but your existing rings remain intact.
In Sonic Dash, there are optional mission sets which, upon completion, enhance the multiplier by one. Each set consists of 3 missions and there are a total of 19 mission sets, each with three missions. Upon completing all, the player will have a score multiplier of 20 and will be called a Sonic Dash legend. Completing challenges helps the player in more than one way. It gives the player more command over the game and also earns the player Red Star Rings which are rare and can be used to buy upgrades in the store.
Other than this mission series, there is also a daily challenge in which the player has to collect 4 puzzle pieces completing photo of Sonic. Completing the challenge on consecutive days increases the reward.
First day: 500 Gold Rings
Second day: 5 Revive tokens
Third day: 5 Ring Streak Boosters
Fourth day: 5 Red Stars
Fifth day and onwards: Random prizes.
Like all other games, Sonic Dash offers in-app purchases where you can cash your red star rings for upgrades like head starts, magnets and longer Sonic Dashes. Sadly, this game uses this money making techniques far more often than most games, which sometimes makes it difficult to want to keep playing as it seriously ends up ruining the fun. Red stars, though can be won by doing the daily challenge are rare in the game and they are used to buy all of the upgrades and unlocking the characters and it is safe to say you cannot unlock all of the characters no matter how hard you play. Rouge costs 70 Red Star Rings to unlock which will take you minimum 7 days to earn if you play daily.
What is more annoying is that multiple times in single game session, you will be “suggested” by Sega to buy a bundle of rings. Sega knows fairly well this game is targeted on younger boys still it wants them to spend money to buy rings to get ahead other players. Revival tokens are also for sale with the real money. You can use the revival tokens to resume the game from where you ended last time. If you do not have the tokens, good luck playing from the start every time. Players can also share their scores with their friends where they compete for the longest run and the fastest time but there is no way of knowing whether the player used the revival token or not. At this point, I lose interest in the game because it appears to be pay to win instead of a play for fun game.
There are two currency options available as an in app purchase within the game; red star rings and gold rings. There are five different red star rings packages available; a thirty red star ring bundle costs $3.99, an eighty red star ring bundle costs $6.99 (claimed to be the most popular offer),a one hundred and ninety red star ring bundle costs $14.99, a three hundred and seventy five red star ring bundle costs $28.99, a one hundred and ten thousand red star ring bundle costs $49.99 (the best value package which offers way more than others). There are four different gold coin packages; a two thousand five hundred gold coin bundle costs ninety nine cents, a ten thousand five hundred gold coin bundle costs $3.99, a twenty two thousand gold coin bundle costs $6.99 and a one hundred thousand gold coin bundle costs $28.99. There is also a double rings purchase which will allow you to collect twice as many rings on your runs, this costs you $3.99. Any purchase of $3.99 or over will also remove all of the annoying apps that pop up in the game.
Sonic Dash is currently running version 2.0.0 and requires your device to be running at least iOS version 6.0 or later. The game is available for free download from the app store, with the option to purchase further in app content. Currently, the game is only available to play in the English language which could be a problem for any non-English speakers; however the concept of the game is so simple and has been done so many times, that it shouldn’t be a huge issue. The game currently has a four and a half star rating and has received mostly positive reviews from players. The game also has Facebook integration so that you are able to see other people’s scores and share your own scores on your timeline.
Unsurprisingly, Sonic Dash is yet another game that is trying to jump aboard the Temple Run train. Sonic Dash does a few things differently though, so don’t get all excited if you’re like number one Temple Run champ of the world because that might not help you with this game.
First of all, when running, if you see any rings at all, try to grab as many as you possibly can, because they’ll be a big help later on. If you find yourself in possession of any red star rings, save them. Don not spend them as soon as you get them. save them. you will not regret it later on when you have to buy something for red stars. On the odd occasion, you will get a couple of red stars for completing missions, so if you need a red star for something (and yes I say need.), make sure you check out what missions are available and which ones will reward you with red stars as these are the one you’ll likely want to concentrate on. This rare currency will allow you to skip the hard and impossible missions, unlock various new characters and be able to afford special new power ups.
Make sure you check out the red star ring offers every day as they’re usually a pretty easy way to make up those last few red stars that you might need, for example, one of the easier offers is Liking the Sonic Dash Facebook page.
To make sure that you don’t lose all of you rings through your inevitable death, bank your rings. To do this, ensure that you make it to a ring checkpoint which will allow you to keep hold of the rings you’ve collected up to that point so that if you accidentally die right after passing though the checkpoint you won’t be overly upset as the only penalty is just restarting the run, you’ll keep all of the rings you gathered up. The check point will look like a gate that covers all three lanes. Make sure you hit the lane that has the gold ring image above it, otherwise, your rings won’t be saved. If you do end up accidentally crashing into a surprise enemy straight after passing through the checkpoint, you will die instantly.
Make sure that you do take advantage of the upgradeable power ups available, quite a few of these can be purchased with just gold rings which are easy enough to get ahold of. So if you have the rings, go ahead and invest in the power up as it will definitely help you out in the long run. Certain power ups are one time use only, so make sure that you choose wisely. Make sure that you prioritize the upgrades first though as these are permanent and can seriously improve your game.
Do yourself a favor and completely as many missions as you can without driving yourself insane with Sonic overload. Any missions that you complete will increase your score multiplier which means better scores, more rings, etc.
If you have $3.99 to spare, I highly suggest getting the double ring in app purchase, this way, you can avoid having to but extra coins because you’ll get them for free just by picking them up in the game like you normally would.
If you’re the competitive type, make sure your device is logged into the Game Center; this will allow you to compete against any of your friends who also play the game.
If you’re really into the game but despairing over the fact that it is so hard to get the red star rings, there are quite a few ways to make those extra stars. The Sonic Dash development team has also said that there will be more ways to earn red star rings in future updates of the game.
There are 8 characters other than sonic in the game. Three of which can be unlocked by completing five day challenges. Rest can only be bought using Red Star Rings or won using the daily jackpot. One thing users complain about is that all of the characters are absolutely the same except for their looks. There should be something different about every character. Everyone should have its own advantages and disadvantages, powers and weaknesses.
There should also be some variety in the background environment. Sonic Dash only has two environments: The seaside hill zone and the Green Hill Zone. There is no other scenery. After playing for some time, you will start getting bored of the stages.
Endless runner games must have two things: Nice controls and smooth flow. Sonic Dash wins at one while is a loser at the other. As mentioned earlier, the game has pretty responsive controls which don’t get registered. But flow of the game is not so good. Enemies from behind the rocks and accidental landing on destructive elements will cause the game to restart several times. In my opinion, the only obstacle in a game should be player’s senses and responsiveness. They should never feel helpless due to any other cause. Sonic Dash is a pretty fast game. This type of game is actually more fun when fast but the fun is spoiled when you are attacked by an enemy which could only be seen less than the time in which you could possibly respond.
Sonic Dash is a nice game, but that’s pretty much all it is. It does not bring any new ideas to the market but what is does do is improves an already existing one in a nice way. With its beautiful graphics and impressive sound effects in addition to being freeware, this game is a must play at least once. But some things are holding this game from being good to great. Demanding more money than it should, letting the game affected by not buying things with real money and giving advantage to people who spend dollars on the game are major ones. There is nothing new in the game but if you have never played endless runner game before, there is no reason not to play it.
Artwork: I give Sonic Dash a 9/10 for it artwork. The artwork of the game is definitely one of its best features, it is beautiful and incredibly well done. Whilst it really improves of the eight-bit pixel art style of the original games, there is still a lot of nostalgia from playing a Sonic the Hedgehog game which makes you want to keep on playing throughout 2016.
Music and SFX: I give the game a 7/10 for its music and SFX. Whilst the music is fun and upbeat for the first few runs, it quickly gets annoying and makes you wish they would play a different music track rather than the same one on a loop. If you do want a break from the same track, you’re in luck as the main menu of the game has a slightly different tune playing in the background. I don’t hate the music, but I would love to see a little more in the way of sound on this game. The sound effects of the game aren’t really much to write home about either; they’re hardly humorous or exciting.
Story and Originality: I give the game a 4/10 for its story and originality. Again, this just another company that is trying to gain success from the endless runner genre. Unfortunately, games like this just really make you start to feel like endless runners are becoming overhyped and totally played out. I just wish that this genre would die out already and make room some new awesome genre. The game doesn’t really have a story to it at all and the only structure it seems to have at all are the occasional boss fights which is something I always loved in the original games, so I suppose it has that going for it.
General Gameplay: I give the game a 6/10 for its general gameplay. The game play is easy enough but endless runner games have to have nice controls and smooth flow. The game has pretty responsive controls which don’t really get registered. But the flow of the game is not so good. Enemies from behind the rocks and accidental landing on destructive elements will cause the game to restart several times. In my opinion, the only obstacle in a game should be player’s senses and responsiveness.
Addictiveness: I give the game a 7/10 for its addictiveness. Whilst this one of those games that you can play over and over until you get the score you want, it’s also one of those game where you go completely crazy because you keep dying. I feel like the difficulty level of game should be able to be chosen by the player according to their experience level with similar games rather than just having one single difficulty which is too hard for a novice and only leads to them deleting the game after one try.
Overall, I give Sonic Dash a 7/10.
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