Remaster
Sonic CD
14 Dec 2011
All releases
15 Dec 2011 - iOS
14 Dec 2011 - Android
14 Dec 2011 - PlayStation 3
14 Dec 2011 - Xbox 360
20 Dec 2011 - PlayStation 3
20 Dec 2011 - Xbox 360
19 Jan 2012 - Linux
31 Mar 2016 - Ouya
14 Nov 2012 - Windows Phone
31 Mar 2016 - Amazon Fire TV
19 Jan 2012 - PC (Microsoft Windows)
23 Jun 2022 - Nintendo Switch
23 Jun 2022 - PlayStation 4
23 Jun 2022 - PlayStation 5
23 Jun 2022 - Xbox Series X|S
23 Jun 2022 - Xbox One
Linux
PC (Microsoft Windows)
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
Android
iOS
PlayStation 4
Xbox One
Ouya
Windows Phone
Nintendo Switch
Amazon Fire TV
PlayStation 5
Xbox Series X|S
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Developer
Blit Software
Developer
Christian Whitehead
Publisher
Sega
Tags
Time to beat
Main story
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Main story + extras
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100% completion
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Summary
Sonic CD (also known as Sonic CD 2011) is a remaster of the original game, adding many new features like widescreen support, improved controls, access to both American and Japanese soundtracks and Tails as an unlockable playable character.
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03 Apr 2025
It's a fine passable 2D Sonic, but the level design here is atrocious. I guess this happened because of the time travel mechanics that requires more exploring. In reality this makes a regular playthrough fall flat if you're not trying to go for any particular ending. The music here is peak though.
15 Oct 2023
A game that is mostly held up by it's music and style.
I personally do not like the more exploration focused gameplay of this game. And the Time Travel doesn't add much aside from cool music if you're simply going for the time stones rather than the robot generators.
I personally do not like the more exploration focused gameplay of this game. And the Time Travel doesn't add much aside from cool music if you're simply going for the time stones rather than the robot generators.
27 Mar 2025
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The original game was, in my opinion, even better than Sonic 2 (in particular because it was more forgiving) and maybe one of the first Sonic games I truthfully enjoyed, despite the Special Stages still being a real pain. Loved the animations for the opening and ending, and also liked the game music.
One shame was the time limit set at 10 minutes - levels are so big and full of things that it's just a shame to force the player to speedrun them.