Sonic Racing : CrossWorlds

 
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds finally answers the question, “What if we took the chaotic speed of Sonic and threw it through a wormhole?” It is a vibrant, dimension-hopping kart racer that refuses to stay in one lane or even one reality. By blending the transforming tracks of its predecessors with a new “CrossWorld” mechanic that warps the entire race into different Sega universes mid-lap, it delivers an arcade racing experience that feels faster, wilder, and more unpredictable than anything else on the grid.
Gotta Go Fast: Core Gameplay

Dimensional Drifting: The “CrossWorld” system teleports racers to completely different environments (like Jet Set Radio ou Super Monkey Ball worlds) mid-race, forcing you to adapt to new hazards instantly.
Transformative Tracks: Tracks are alive; they shift from land to sea to sky, and then crumble or reshape themselves lap by lap, ensuring no two laps feel identical.
Gadget Plates: Instead of simple stat tweaks, you customize your vehicle with a deep “Gadget” system, slotting in perks that grant passive bonuses or change how items work.
Class Warfare: Vehicles are split into distinct classes (Speed, Power, Technique), each with unique handling quirks that dramatically change how you approach corners and shortcuts.
Rival System: In Grand Prix mode, specific racers are designated as your “Rival,” adopting more aggressive AI tactics to actively hunt you down and ruin your day.

Comment cela se passe-t-il ?
Tandis que Mario Kart aims for polish and party vibes, Sonic Racing : CrossWorlds aims for raw speed and mechanical depth.



Jeu
Principale différence




Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
Sonic is faster and more punishing with its drift mechanics, while Mario Kart is more accessible and forgiving for casual play.


Crash Team Racing
Sonic focuses on dynamic track transformation and dimensional warping, whereas Crash relies on a complex “snaking” boost mechanic.


Sonic & All-Stars Transformed
CrossWorlds brings back the transforming vehicles but adds the “Gadget” RPG-lite customization that Transformed lacked.



Détails clés

Développeur : Sonic Team.
Éditeur : SEGA.
Plateformes : PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC (Steam/Epic).
Date de sortie : September 25, 2025.
Genre : Arcade Kart Racing.
New Features: CrossWorld dimensional warping, 60-character roster (including DLC), Story Mode.

Pour qui ?

Incontournable pour adrenaline junkies who feel that standard kart racers move in slow motion.
Parfait pour Sega fans who want a love letter to the company’s entire history, not just the blue hedgehog.
Sauter si you get motion sickness easily; the screen-warping effects and rapid perspective shifts can be intense for sensitive stomachs.

Pourquoi ça marche
Il fonctionne parce qu'il adopte la chaos of speed. The tracks don’t just sit there; they fight you. One minute you are drifting through Green Hill Zone, and the next you are warping into a neon-soaked Tokyo street or a medieval castle. The Gadget system adds a layer of strategy that keeps veteran racers engaged long after they’ve memorized the tracks, making every victory feel like a triumph of both reflex and planning.