Play as Metal Sonic in Episode Metal, now unlocked from the start! Five Zones and seven bosses to best as Sonic and Tails Players who want to experience the games without ads can remove them for a one-time in-app purchase priced at $1.99/ €2.29 / £1.99. Each game in the collection is available to download for free from the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Like the rest of the SEGA Forever collection, Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode II boasts added features such as leaderboards, cloud saves, and controller support. Complete them to discover the complete story behind Sonic The Hedgehog 4! This bonus set of stages sees you playing as Metal Sonic across fiendishly difficult versions of Zones from Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode I. This release of Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode II also includes Episode Metal unlocked from the get-go. With a classic ‘Sonic feel,’ enhanced gameplay, five distinctive Zones, and a soundtrack composed by Jun Senoue, this speedy sequel that originally launched in May of 2012 does not disappoint. Eggman’s plans and take down Death Egg mk.II.
It’s up to Sonic and his trusty sidekick to foil Dr. Eggman, and the dubious duo are together on Little Planet, ready to build a new Death Egg, this time constructed around Little Planet. It works in 3D, but not in 2D.The Sonic 4 saga continues in Episode II with the return of a beloved sidekick and fan-favorite villains! I can only hope for a sequel to Sonic 4 Episode 2 that keeps all the improvements, but is a full length game (not episodic) and gets rid of the homing attack, because all it does is cheapen stage design and take away from the wonderful controls and physics of Sonic. While it isn't an absolute masterpiece, it's a dang fine throwback to the 2D classics and in all honesty, it plays better than Sonic Rush. And even 2 player co-op for the entirety of the game's campaign AND special stages! Sonic 4 Episode 2 succeeds everywhere that Sonic 4 Episode 1 fails. II in particular), completely 3D graphics for all characters, environments, items and enemies (but 2D gameplay, of course), actual momentum in the physics engine (and a few other subtleties, like Sonic's jump having a faster spin animation if you jump with more horizontal momentum, something that also happened in the classics and did not happen in Sonic 4 Episode 1), far, FAR better Special Stages, much better stage design. Where Sonic 4 Episode 1 feels and looks like a flash game, with no momentum physics whatsoever, Sonic 4 Episode 2 introduces far better music Where Sonic 4 Episode 1 feels and looks like a flash game, with no momentum physics whatsoever, Sonic 4 Episode 2 introduces far better music (Sky Fortress and Death Egg Mk.
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