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Sonic Racing: Cross Worlds
Race across land, sea, air, and space in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds! Warp through Travel Rings into new dimensions where something new awaits around every twist and turn. Speed to victory solo or as a team in a variety of offline and online modes and compete against players from around the world. Build the ultimate vehicle to match your racing styl...
Details
- Released
- September 25, 2025
- Developer
- Sonic Team
- Publisher
- Sega
How it plays
Up to 12 players
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Sonic Racing: Cross Worlds Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is the most accessible and engaging kart racing game of the year, and one that has significantly raised the bar for the genre.
Sonic the Hedgehog may be known for his running speed, but that doesn’t meant that he isn’t afraid to hop into a racing kart and take on some of his best friends and enemies too. The idea of a Sonic racer started with Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing and was followed by Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, both of which took characters from not only Sonic games, but the wider Sega universe.
Sonic Racing Crossworlds is everything a kart racer should be and the best kart racer of the year.
Race across land, sea, air, space, and time in Sonic Racing: Crossworlds as you warp through Travel Rings into new dimensions where something new awaits around every twist and turn.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is the latest entry in the series, and ironically, it lacks more elements from other Sega franchises to provide variety. The guest characters do their job of adding a touch of rarity, but some are paid content, not part of the core gameplay like Sonic & All-Stars Racing: Transformed. It borrows different vehicle types from the latter while adding portal travel during races and rivals as an extra challenge. Various unlockables and speeds to master, with a manageable learning curve, make it an ideal alternative platforming option…
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds Review | SEGA challenges Nintendo on its home turf: kart tracks. Who will cross the finish line first?
If you’re looking for a decent alternative to Mario Kart World for your shiny new Switch 2, you really can’t go wrong with Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
Crossworlds highlights the Sonic series more so than just being a catch-all mascot racer for the whole publishing line, and highlights the creativity of the world around its notable platformer, with a solid racer that, while its gimmick isn’t terribly impressive, the customization and gameplay aroun
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds offers plenty of arcade fun, especially in multiplayer. If you have friends over and are looking for a great racing game, you’ll find what you’re looking for here. Equally, if you enjoy online play, Sonic Racing CrossWorlds will scratch an itch. However, due to shallow progression systems, players may find themselves lacking the incentive to play more alone. That said, fans of the Sonic franchise will eat well here, since CrossWorlds’ soundtrack, as well as its literal tracks, are brimming with adoration for the blue hedgehog and his storied history.
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The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is a stellar port of this well-received kart racer in the Sonic universe, appealing to both young and old, whether playing solo or in a team. Performance and fidelity are excellent across both handheld and docked modes, making the racing feel snappy, while feeling highly accessible and above all, fair. Between the local and online modes, there is already an enormous amount to experience, and the package only grows as you book successes and unlock more features. To conclude, it’s a deep, chaotic, and ultimately rewarding rollercoaster…