90
An extremely polished DS title. It does a great job offering a fantastic, energetic old-school challenge that keeps the classic gaming style alive.
82
Sonic Rush moves Sonic's 2D adventures over to the DS, and that positive trend continues with a platformer that focuses on raw speed while still managing to do interesting new things, particularly when it comes to the handheld's dual-screen format.
90
Sonic Rush is an excellent pick-up-and-play title that's as addictive as any in the series, and has better graphics, sound, and presentation than any title before it.
3
Uninteresting and not fun, I’m definitely in the minority here but I did not had a good time with this game.
9
Se Sonic significa velocidade, esse é o título mais fiel da série. Sonic Rush é provavelmente o jogo mais frenético e satisfatório da franquia, levando o conceito de velocidade tão sério ao ponto de introduzir pela primeira vez o Boost! E pra quem entende da franquia sabe o quanto isso foi significante em. Seu level design é simplesmente genial, cada nível um estilo único, com seções maravilhosas que usufruem perfeitamente da tela do DS, passar por cada nível dessem alta velocidade, seja com o boost, seja usando o spin dash, fazendo manobras por qualquer cantos é algo fenomenal, até o special stage aqui é excelente, não deixando a desejar em nada e o mesmo pode ser dito para os chefes que estão também com a criatividade em dia, o mais legal é que esse jogo por inteiro é bem desafiador em um nível saudável, porque o quão massa são essas mecânicas, não, tá, escrito, nem com fator replay você vai sofrer nesse jogo, porque ele te incentiva a jogar duas carreiras diferente, uma com o consagrado Sonic e outra com peak Blaze!A experiência fica ainda melhor por conta das música que pelo amor de Deus, são o tempero do jogo, todas as música fazem um adrenalina imensa circular no seu sangue, se existisse um 11° mandamento, seria jogar esse jogo com o volume no talo e não tem jeito, falta pouco pra isso aqui ser meu jogo 2D favorito da franquia.
9
Sonic Rush represents a bold and successful reimagining of the 2D Sonic formula, serving as a high-speed bridge between the classic era and the modern "Boost" style. By fully embracing the hardware capabilities of the Nintendo DS, it delivers an experience that feels expansive, frantic, and incredibly polished. The most immediate triumph is the dual-screen integration; the game treats the two displays as a single, towering vertical canvas. This allows for massive loops, steep drops, and soaring jumps that make the world feel significantly larger than any handheld platformer that came before it.
Sonic Rush
DS
Released On:
Nov 15, 2005
Metascore
Generally Favorable
82
User score
Generally Favorable
8.3
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100
Sonic may be in a rush, but Sega clearly wasn't when they crafted this glorious game. [NGC Pocket]
90
The stages are huge, well-detailed, and genuinely fun to poke around in. As far as side-scrollers go, it's high quality.
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8.3
78% Positive
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Oct 1, 2025
10
do i need to say something? is sonic rush, is perfect, the best sonic game and one of the best games on the DS, my favorite game console
Sep 12, 2025
10
I liked this one. Blaze is universally appealing and breedable. Even though she's a tired cliche that's been done a million times already. It's just a good cliche.
86
Aside from some repetition and a few minor technical flaws, Sonic Rush delivers a wholly satisfying old-school experience, kicked into extreme overdrive.
80
Thwarting Dr Robotnik's nefarious schemes have never been this fun, especially with the blue hedgehog on the DS. Good clean fun for Sonic fans all over.
80
The action is all the more overwhelming spread across both screens of the DS, requiring sharp changes in focus from screen to screen as Sonic sprints a one-minute mile.
70
Exploring as Sonic or new character Blaze the cat is rewarding, even if enemy placement can be stupidly punitive, demanding rote memorisation or lightning use of the dash attack to avoid calamity.
60
Perhaps the first Sonic game that had Gamestyle reaching for the instruction manual. It starts a bit vague in regards to how it should be played, but it soon clicks into place.
Aug 16, 2024
10
Hands down, the best handheld Sonic game! Not only because of its story, also because of its mechanics, environments, level design with an awesome sense of speed, difficulty and boss fights that despite only taking one hit per Time, they're well accomodated with their own Acts in each zone Recommemded!
Jun 29, 2023
7
Cool game, a good introduction to the boost formula, the controls feel nice and fluid. Some stages are fun, but some are painfully annoying (altitude limit, night carnival) the instant death pits get annoying. The boss fights are cool i guess, but sometimes unfairly hard. I enjoyed my time with the game for the most part
Jun 1, 2024
4
petty bad game, very overrated, the bottomless pits are annoying, the levels are uncreative and the story is petty bad, the soundtrack is ok with some highlights like water palace but i would not recomend this game, sonic rush adventure is a lot better
SummaryEveryone's favorite blue dude with 'tude, Sonic the Hedgehog, blasts his way onto the Nintendo DS and takes high-speed action gaming to a new level...literally! Sonic pairs up with royalty - Queen, Blaze the Cat - from another dimension to save the universe from utter destruction. Sonic Rush takes full advantage of the dual screens on th... Read More
Rated Efor Everyone
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- DS
Initial Release Date:Nov 15, 2005
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