The first act of Sandopolis is fine, the general desert aesthetic doesn’t ruin anything, but the common complaint of the second act is that it’s overly long with a dull aesthetic and non-threatening ghost gimmick. The unfortunate combination of tedious length and darkness. There are slow-moving block sections, areas where it’s impossible to go fast, and these problems will have you wishing for the ability to spin dash. Starting to look like the first game in the series really is the weakest, no? I don’t think Marble is terrible, but playing that stage after ploughing through Green Hill is incredible comedown like taking cocaine and then some paracetamol. The boss also sucks it’s a slow-moving chase, and that’s NO GOOD! This stage is slow, dull and occasionally difficult. I’m one of the few people that stands up for Labyrinth – I manage to find some enjoyment in it somehow, but when compiling this list, I realised it really does pale in comparison to every other Sonic stage, even every other Sonic water level. This is somewhat of a cliché choice to start things off. Key – 1 = Sonic 1 / 2 = Sonic 2 / 3 = Sonic 3 / K = Sonic & Knuckles
Let’s begin! (standard stages only, no ‘final boss battle’ zones). Taking a look at? We’re ranking them from worst to best! “What a great idea, Ben!” – thanks, Stanley, or whatever your name is.
In this list, it’s the stages from Sonic 1, 2, 3 and Knuckles that we’re taking a look at. Back in the early-to-mid-90s, this guy could do no wrong. Anyway, there’s a blue, anthropomorphic hedgehog called Sonic who likes to run through loop-de-loops and collect rings that someone just left lying around. Time for a weird list, but a good idea nonetheless, in my own mind anyway, and that’s important.
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