Sonic Frontiers would still be at some stage global game testaccording to director Mio Kishimoto, who admits that the game is still great improvement margins and this evolution will take place in the next period.
Update: Unfortunately one mistranslation From Japanese to English (and later Italian) Kishimoto’s words were misinterpreted. As Genki points out on Twitter, the director isn’t saying “Sonic Frontiers is still a global game test”, but rather that the development team takes player feedback very seriously.as if it were a global game test“.
In short, an important difference that we consider necessary to highlight by updating the title of the news is that Kishimoto’s comment from the first misinterpretation is definitely more controversial with the actors, in any case, the director admits that “there is still a long way to go”, which means that future patches will have a big impact on the technical sector. means it can provide benefits.
The original story is below.
Speaking on Twitter, the Sonic Frontiers director responded to some of the comments from users and critics as “there are some areas that have not yet reached their full potential”, adding that “we will take all this seriously as a kind of global gaming test”. “Basically, there will still be work for developers to make the game better, and this should happen even though the game is already available in the market.
Indeed, Sonic Frontiers was met with somewhat mixed scores given that its international review scores ranged from 2 to 9, but the average rating is quite positive. We’ve also seen the game break the concurrent user record on Steam for the series, citing the excellent response from the public, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement.
Sonic Frontiers, on the other hand, takes a fairly new approach to Sega’s historical franchise and showcases a wide range of genres. open the world in fact freely discoverable, replacing very successful episodes with other episodes that do not take advantage of the full potential of the game. Presumably, the developers plan to develop and work on the content in a post-launch evolutionary process, but let’s wait to understand exactly what the director meant when he talked about global game testing, as the translation from the Japanese can be misleading.
In the meantime, we refer you to our Sonic Frontiers review to see in more detail what we think about the next chapter of Sonic’s adventures.
Source: Multiplayer
