Sonic Frontiers（輸入版：北米）- PS5

As a lifelong Sonic fan, I've been waiting for a game that truly evolves the franchise, and Sonic Frontiers delivers! This game is an absolute must-have for the PS5 and is a massive step in the right direction for the Blue Blur. The move to an Open Zone format is genius. The massive, beautiful Starfall Islands are a blast to explore. Going from high-speed running to platforming, solving puzzles, and taking on colossal bosses is incredibly engaging and fresh. The sheer sense of scale and freedom is something previous Sonic games couldn't match.

WoW sérieusement WoW très beau jeu et j’adore le open world ça fais très différent! Je le recommande sur champs ! Merci je suis très satisfait de mon achat le jeu est en très bonne état et il est vraiment épique ! Héhé

Es un juego increíble lleno buenas plataformas, buenos gráficos aunque con popping en las zonas (no sé si sea normal) te trasmite mucha paz y libertad los controles son normalitos y siento que no hacen buen uso de las capacidades del DualSense pero no es algo importante, corre muy bien y es divertido, la música es genial con ese toque especial en las peleas con los jefes finales y los portales, compralo no te arrepentirás...la entrega muy bien y a tiempo...

Jeu sympathique, les graphismes sont un peu pauvre par rapport aux standarts ps5 mais le monde ouvert et voir notre ami Sonic est toujours agreable.

So here’s what I think about Sonic Frontiers on PS5, from a gaming-tech nerd’s perspective: it’s ambitious and fun, but definitely shows its rough edges. The open “Starfall Islands” setup is a big leap for Sonic, and the sense of speed when it works is thrilling—rushing through foliage, gliding on rails, or blasting through the Cyberspace levels often feels like the return to form fans have been waiting for. But that excitement is tempered by pop-in and camera quirks that sneak in when you're trying to chain moves, especially during transitions between platforming and open world segments. The combat is surprisingly solid—light, fast, with a few flashy moves—but the skill tree feels thin and some upgrades are underwhelming. If you care most about speed, exploration, and pushing the boundaries of what Sonic “could be,” Frontiers is worth a play. Just don’t go in expecting a polished miracle