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Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood

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GF Rating
6.6

964 ratings

Critic & User Reviews

GF Rating
9

Excellent

Overall, a great game!

posted by YoshiFanUltra (MARYSVILLE, WA) Jan 18, 2012

Member since Jan 2012

Playing Sonic Chronicles was a lot of fun with the high amount of customization and the endless battles and missions. Thee were good graphics for sure, and most of the missions were fun. The battles can come across as challenging at times and the game rarely features any good music, but for those who like sonic games [anyone who likes the Pokemon games (red, gold, soul-silver, black, etc.)] and any other gamer, this is definitely a game to add to your list.

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GF Rating
10

Perfect

super sonic rpg this is the only 1 just for me

posted by Sonicfan78907 (FERRIS, TX) Sep 1, 2011

Member since May 2011

lol mario rpg parody for the win ne way this game is 1 of the best rpg's there is if u loved super mario rpg u will love this its just like that only sonic carathers and hard bosses but it really good and fun i recomend it to die hard rpg fans like me and my friend bb

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GF Rating
2

Really Bad

Not Worth Your Time

posted by FernFox64 (GLEN ROCK, NJ) Aug 5, 2011

Member since Jul 2011

Sonic fans and ordinary people alike have always fallen in love with SEGA's spunky little "blue blur" known as Sonic the Hedgehog. The sideways-scrolling, fast-paced game play is what makes people scramble for the next game. However, "Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood" fails to deliver the rushed excitement that we all crave.

Sonic Chronicles is set up as an RPG, and poorly at that. The low-quality storyline takes hours of gameplay before it gets remotely interesting, and some "battles" can go on for hours before hitting a target. Try after try, you can spend an hour of all of your attempts to hit an enemy simply turn into unproductive "misses".

The controls of the game are also strange. The buttons become useless, and the only method of controlling Sonic is the stylus, only to move him around a map.

The quality of the graphics is poor too, and it's just a sad, poor attempt at trying to change the little spitfire we all know and love. SEGA and BioWare failed, and thank gosh that SEGA has not released another game like this.

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