![]() ![]() The thing here is that developers announced the game way too early because of hype or something like that, If I remember well. The story, script and voice acting is also quite contentious for how questionably bad it is.Originally posted by roachit:Well, that wasn't really the question but alright. Not quite as good as S3&K or Mania but it is a very competently made game. If I were to rank it as a Sonic game, I'd put it somewhere between Sonic Mania and Sonic 2. None of it feels cheap, except maybe the last boss, but even he has an attack pattern. Instead, the team have gotten more creative about enemy designs, combat and hazards. Gone are the cheap spike traps that appear at the end of every fast section. The game very much plays like a more refined Sonic game and is a prime example of fans creating mascot platformers far better than Sonic Team can (another good example is Spark the Electric Jester 2, which is a better 3D Sonic game than even some of Sonic's best 3D outings.) Lilac was originally a Sonic fan character but received a redesign to be a dragon instead of a hedgehog, to avoid blatant infringement upon Sega's IP. The name Freedom Planet originally came from the planet that fangame was going to be set on, which I believe was actually Little Planet from Sonic CD. IIRC it was originally developed in Multimedia Fusion 2 using a custom engine designed for Sonic the Hedgehog fan games, before that project was eventually ported to Clickteam Fusion 2.5. It's a Sonic clone that originally started its life as a Sonic fan game before being tweaked into its own original property and put on Kickstarter. ![]() Once in a while you get a decent dub like Nier Automata (even though the Eng VO direction made 2B an asshole for some reason instead at the beginning of cold/depressed, the Japanese does way better foreshadowing her character) and I'm thankful for that because it made the game a lot more enjoyable just being able to listen when characters were talking during the action segments. They let Bandai Namco America handle the English VO, it's a LOT lower quality than the other Souls games probably because Fromsoft wasn't involved. You can actually see the difference in Sekiro, Fromsoft did Japanese VO for that game. Looking at the credits, they contracted British VO companies, maybe they are higher quality than American ones. But then again even something high budget like The Last of Us has that generic bland feel to it, and voice actors from the same pool that are in like every anime/game ever.įromsoft games usually have good English voices, but that's because English is the original voice over (they don't do Japanese voices for Dark Souls games) so Fromsoft probably holds it to a high standard. I've actually wondered about this, maybe they just don't budget highly for dubs.
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