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:''For other similarly named levels, see [[Green Hill Zone (disambiguation)]].'' | :''For other similarly named levels, see [[Green Hill Zone (disambiguation)]].'' | ||
| − | '''Green Hill''' is the eighth stage of ''[[Sonic Forces]]'', and the second stage to be played by [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Classic Sonic]]. As the name implies, this stage is located in [[Green Hill Zone]] from ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', but inspired | + | '''Green Hill''' is the eighth stage of ''[[Sonic Forces]]'', and the second stage to be played by [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Classic Sonic]]. As the name implies, this stage is located in [[Green Hill Zone]] from ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'', but inspired by the [[Green Hill (Sonic Generations)|version]] seen in ''[[Sonic Generations]]'' and with a new environment due to desertification process in this formerly tropical paradise caused by [[Dr. Eggman]]'s industries. |
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| − | Green Hill begins similarly to its previous counterparts, but differences can be noticed early on, like hidden springs helping the player to cross platforms. Further ahead there is a bifurcation in the path where the player may choose to use an invisible spring to follow the upper path or fall to the lower path, both leading to a basic platforming section before a S-tunnel in a cavernous area leading to another bifurcation. The stage ends in a cinematic way with [[Chopper|Choppers]] | + | Green Hill begins similarly to its previous counterparts, but differences can be noticed early on, like hidden springs helping the player to cross platforms. Further ahead there is a bifurcation in the path where the player may choose to use an invisible spring to follow the upper path or fall to the lower path, both leading to a basic platforming section before a S-tunnel in a cavernous area leading to another bifurcation. The stage ends in a cinematic way with [[Chopper|Choppers]] leaping over a bridge while it falls, leading to the [[signpost]]. |
==Reception== | ==Reception== | ||
As the first Classic Sonic stage shown in a trailer from Sega, fans on social media began criticizing the stage's presence in ''Sonic Forces'' as soon as it was revealed. Some claimed that the implementation of the stage in recent ''Sonic'' games has been kind of repetitive, especially after it was reintroduced in several modern games, particularly ''[[Sonic Generations]]'' and ''[[Sonic Mania]]''. | As the first Classic Sonic stage shown in a trailer from Sega, fans on social media began criticizing the stage's presence in ''Sonic Forces'' as soon as it was revealed. Some claimed that the implementation of the stage in recent ''Sonic'' games has been kind of repetitive, especially after it was reintroduced in several modern games, particularly ''[[Sonic Generations]]'' and ''[[Sonic Mania]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 10:42, 26 October 2021
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Sonic Forces |
| Levels |
| Green Hill |
| Green Hill |
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| Eighth level, Sonic Forces |
| Level themes: tropical island, desert/western |
| Played as: Classic Sonic |
| Boss: Egg Dragoon |
Non-English names:
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| ← Luminous Forest | Park Avenue → |
- For other similarly named levels, see Green Hill Zone (disambiguation).
Green Hill is the eighth stage of Sonic Forces, and the second stage to be played by Classic Sonic. As the name implies, this stage is located in Green Hill Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog, but inspired by the version seen in Sonic Generations and with a new environment due to desertification process in this formerly tropical paradise caused by Dr. Eggman's industries.
Contents
Story
Lamenting that he failed Sonic when Infinite defeated him, but taking solace in knowing that another Sonic has arrived to fill out for him, Tails continues his hunt for Dr. Eggman alongside Classic Sonic so they can defeat the doctor for good and win the war, while also seeking out the secret to Eggman's new power so they can get Classic Sonic home. Their search takes them to Green Hill, where Tails guides Classic Sonic through the relatively undamaged landscape, although the sight of the area's new desert puzzles Tails.
Gameplay
Green Hill begins similarly to its previous counterparts, but differences can be noticed early on, like hidden springs helping the player to cross platforms. Further ahead there is a bifurcation in the path where the player may choose to use an invisible spring to follow the upper path or fall to the lower path, both leading to a basic platforming section before a S-tunnel in a cavernous area leading to another bifurcation. The stage ends in a cinematic way with Choppers leaping over a bridge while it falls, leading to the signpost.
Reception
As the first Classic Sonic stage shown in a trailer from Sega, fans on social media began criticizing the stage's presence in Sonic Forces as soon as it was revealed. Some claimed that the implementation of the stage in recent Sonic games has been kind of repetitive, especially after it was reintroduced in several modern games, particularly Sonic Generations and Sonic Mania.
References
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Optional levels: Episode Shadow levels: Nintendo Switch: Music:
Comics: Songs: "Fist Bump" | "Infinite" | "Fighting Onward" | "Nowhere to Run" | "Justice" | "Moonlight Battlefield" | "Virtual Enemies" | "Set in Motion" | "Fading World" | "The Light of Hope" | "Rhythm and Balance" | "Supporting Me" |
