Sonic Dream Team to feature post-launch content and new music; game layout and narrative detailed in new interview
The creative decisions behind the upcoming Apple Arcade exclusive, Sonic Dream Team, was detailed by SEGA HARDlight creative director Dan Rossati in a new interview with TouchArcade.
Here’s the news and notes...
Sonic Dream Team was developed across the span of two years.
HARDlight was able to craft the game’s narrative around Cream the Rabbit, and the studio is glad to see the positive reactions towards her return.
Soundtrack composed by Michiel van de Bos, responsible for songs from games like Deus Ex and Unreal Tournament, and composed music for Sonic Jump Fever.
HARDlight plans to update the game post-launch to “keep it fresh," and support an “exhilarating flow state.”
They wanted the player to have maximum control across touchscreen and controller options.
Early on, I was waving my hands around, emulating rollercoasters and halfpipes, while enthusiastically trying to communicate what I meant by flow.
Their goal is to allow players to learn the controls quickly and to be able to speed run levels.
Inspiration was taken from the Adventure games, but those games were not directly replicated in Dream Team.
HARDlight saw the opportunity to use Apple Arcade as a platform for a full 3D platformer on mobile.
Rossati thinks that the game has high replay value, with a high skill ceiling for speed runs and extra missions to complete.
The creative director appreciates working with other like-minded SEGA and Sonic fans at HARDlight; wanted Dream Team to be reminiscent of the Sonic games he dreamt about as a child.
(story contributed by Spectre and MC for the Tails' Channel newsfeed.)
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