Occasionally the game will dole out a non-racing event. Each of these events have three stars (each star is a different goal for the track) while some have keys (another optional goal) which unlock new customization options. The basics of Team Adventure involve team based Exhibition and Grand Prix events. Play on harder difficulties to earn more credits.” I actually would have preferred for the credits to play.
It ended with a splash screen that basically just said “Congrats. It is missing its Rainbow Road equivalent, or even the extremely mechanically neat and impactful finale of Sonic Riders. Slowly the story mode introduces new teams and new levels, but nothing ever really feels like it pays off in some significant way. There’s a new character getting people to race his cars and the groups race as teams. The quality of voice acting is great, but the story is mediocre and the way it is presented definitely screams of budget restraints. The game even defaults the main selection button (X on PS4, A on Xbox One) to skip the dialog intros, with square on PS4 being the button to watch them (which is not a default selection button in most other games). There is an introduction done with static images and fully voiced dialog, but after that the story is completely optional. The story in Team Adventure, like most kart racers, is pointless. The final is Team Adventure which is a campaign with multiple goals for each track and can be played in full co-op. There is of course Online Multiplayer which is fairly self explanatory, with options to matchmake, creating custom lobbies, or joining friends’ lobbies. This allows the player to keep racing around the same course attempting to beat their own ghost without exiting to a menu screen. Time Trial is a bit different in that it only times a single lap rather than three laps.
Both Grand Prix and Exhibition Race can be played as standard kart racers or team races. Exhibition Race is a race through a single track. Grand Prix is a race through four consecutive tracks. Team Sonic Racing has what anyone would expect from a kart racer. Those hesitations disappeared after I started playing, but that’s not to say this game doesn’t have its hiccups. I was excited to try this title based on their previous games but hesitant due to the new team mechanic. Team Sonic Racing is the third Sumo Digital developed Sonic racing game after Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing and Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, and the first current generation Sonic racing game.
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