A new Sonic Frontiers trailer has surfaced online today, providing a new look at the game's new combat mechanics.
The new trailer, which had apparently gone live sooner than scheduled but was later reuploaded on YouTube by ShayRSynergy, showcases the game's combat mechanics, which are unlike anything we have seen in the series so far, and they have the potential of being extremely fun.
The fun will only be at the beginning when Sonic Frontiers launches next month on PC and consoles, as additional content will be introduced to the game via DLC a few days after release. This first DLC pack will introduce content inspired by CAPCOM's Monster Hunter series, such as new costumes for Sonic and a new minigame.
Sonic Frontiers launches on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch on November 8th worldwide.
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