An exciting leak has surfaced, revealing the alleged title of the anticipated Sonic the Hedgehog spin-off game inspired by Fall Guys. The leaked name suggests the game will be called Sonic Toys Party and will feature multiplayer mode supporting up to 32 players. This spin-off is anticipated to be part of Sega's strategy for 2024, focusing on developing Sonic games exclusively for mobile platforms.
The leak regarding this Sonic the Hedgehog spin-off originates from a known insider named Midori, who has previously provided reliable information about upcoming Sega projects. Midori has shared insights about Sega's efforts to expand into the mobile gaming market, hinting at a new game involving the iconic Chao Garden from Sonic Adventure 2. This recent leak sheds more light on a previously mentioned title, a speculated Fall Guys-inspired game, including its gameplay features.
Insider Gaming received this leak, along with internal gameplay videos of the rumored Sonic mobile game. The game, tentatively named 'Project Toys' and expected to be titled Sonic Toys Party, will be free-to-play. As per Midori's earlier hints from January, Sonic Toys Party is anticipated to resemble Mediatonic's Fall Guys. The gameplay footage shared with Insider Gaming seems to confirm this resemblance, though the source of the videos remains anonymous and has requested their non-public disclosure.
Exploring Sonic Toys Party Gameplay
Insider Gaming reports that the leaked videos showcase a range of Sonic characters engaging in intense 32-player competitions. Players can expect to control familiar characters like Sonic, Tails, Shadow, Knuckles, Dr. Eggman, Amy, and Metal Sonic. In Sonic Toys Party, participants will navigate obstacle courses, confront bosses, and tackle a variety of objectives, including racing to the finish line, collecting rings, or striving to be the last one standing.
Midori has verified these gameplay details, revealing that Sonic Toys Party has been under development for a minimum of two years. Additionally, there are plans to integrate crossover content with franchises like Persona. Midori emphasizes that the game is designed as a free-to-play live service title with global appeal. This aligns with Insider Gaming's information, indicating that rings will serve as an in-game currency for unlocking chests containing new outfits, emotes, dances, and more. While Sonic Toys Party has yet to be officially announced, these leaks provide a tantalizing glimpse of what could be in store for fans, pending further confirmation.