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Sonic Speed Simulator, also known as Sonic Speed Simulator Reborn, is a multiplayer online game in the Sonic the Hedgehog series developed by Gamefam and licensed by Sega. It is freely available as an experience on Roblox. It was initially released on 30 March 2022 as a paid beta, and then later released publicly for free on 16 April.[1] The game is actively updated every Friday, while larger updates release on Saturdays, with special updates being initially released after milestones are reached—usually involving a set number of likes.[2]
Sonic Speed Simulator is a 3D, third-person incremental platformer game that features open worlds and multiple playable characters. The player's Roblox avatar is unlocked by default, but by completing Quests, redeeming codes, purchasing or meeting requirements during specific events, the player can unlock additional characters from the Sonic series, such as Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, and several variations of them. In a similar vein to Sonic Adventure 2, all the playable characters share a plethora of moves such as the Spin Jump, Spin Attack (referred to as the "Spin Dash"), Spin Dash (referred to as the "Spin Dash Charge"), Jump Dash, Homing Attack, Drop Dash, and Boost.
The game is about traversing open worlds at high speed while, in a similar fashion to other "simulator" experiences found on Roblox, continually upgrading the player character's abilities. Unique to this game, the player can find multicolored Chaos Orbs scattered around the world which gradually increase their Experience Points (XP) when collected. The playable character also gains one XP for each step they take or through purchases from in-game shops. Another source of XP is through completing Quests. Sky Rings, also unique to the game, grant large amounts of XP when traveled through. Gathering enough XP will increase the player's level, increasing the following parameters:
Speed: Determines the playable character's maximum speed. Speed starts out low but can get exponentially higher as a player progresses with the game. At higher speeds, players can go through loops, launch themselves from slopes, and run along walls. Speed also affects a player's Spin Dash and Homing Attacks. There is a meter at the bottom left corner of the screen that displays a player's speed in miles per hour (MPH). In addition, the highest amount of speed the player can reach is 800.
Power: Determines the playable character's jumping height. Power can reach a maximum of 68. It helps the player reach Sky Rings or higher parts of worlds. A high Speed and Power parameter, combined with a well-timed Spin Dash on a slope, will let a player reach notable heights.
When leveling up, the maximum XP cap increases by a bit for the next level and a small text portion will be appearing on the HUD that tells of the player's exact parameter values, before scrolling up and off the screen. The latter feature can be disabled in the settings. Furthermore, both Speed and Power can be manually lowered in the settings menu. This changes the respective parameter by the set percentage; it does not mimic any previous Level's statistics.
At any point the player can choose to "Rebirth", which removes their speed and levels, but grants them an amount of Skill Pieces which increases with the level the player chose to rebirth at. These can be used to purchase permanent upgrades to all characters, such as increased multipliers for all Rings and XP collected, and increased damage against bosses. The amount of Skill Pieces required to upgrade a specific trait increases every time the player upgrades said trait.
Rings can also be found throughout the worlds or obtained through other means, and are used to unlock content, as well as open vending machines to purchase random cosmetic items, such as trails or pets, that provide upgradable benefits to the player, such as increased Rings rewarded per Ring pickup and increased XP per Chaos Orb pickup.
Falling into the aforementioned pets category is Chao. The player can both buy Chao from vending machines, earn them during certain events after meeting specific conditions, or receive them as a reward from Quests. There are several types of Chao in the game, each with different attributes. These include the classification of their rarity when obtained from vending machines, which range between "Common", "Uncommon", "Rare", "Epic", "Legendary", "Exotic" and "Special", as well as the benefits they grant when equipped, which involving boosting the amount of XPs and Rings earned when the corresponding item is collected. Certain Chao will even provide other bonuses such as a small magnetism effect. The player can equip the playable character with three of any Chao. The player can carry up to eighty Chao by default (a trait shared with trails), although that limit can be expanded through in-game purchases. Chao and Tails earned from Quests, however, ignore this limit, potentially pushing the player past maximum capacity. In addition, the player can evolve a Chao or trail if they collect five of the same type and bring them to the Fusion Machine. Evolved Chao/trails gives greater bonuses; five times that of an unevolved Chao/trail of the same type. Players can also increase the level of a Chao and trails by bringing them to the Upgrade Machine. Depending on the Chao/trail and level, leveling up a Chao/trail will cost Rings, Red Star Rings, or both.
There is also an in-game Shop where the player can buy extras using Robux. The purchases that can be made in this shop are divided into passes that grant permanent benefits to a player, such as more room inventory space, level/rebirth multipliers and negation of the level cap; Boosts that grant effects that last for thirty minutes, such as Ring and XP multipliers and Magnets; and bundles of varying amounts of Rings. In addition, the player can purchase Sonic-themed accessories and clothing (UGC) for their Roblox avatar in another shop. The UGC shop is available near the starting point in Green Hill, at the wooden stage between the totems.
Inside the large open Worlds, Sonic Speed Simulator features Time Trials. Completing Time Trials allows the player to obtain rewards based on their time, scoring with either a bronze, silver, or gold medal. Each world also has two NPCs in it which will provide the player with quests when interacted with, given all their quests have not been completed by the player. The first NPC gives the player quests relating to general objectives in the world, while the second NPC only gives quests relating to Time Trials. Both NPCs will provide the player with a variety of rewards for completing their quests, such as Rings, XP, Red Star Rings and Gate keys. Completing all the quests of the first NPC will award the player with a new character to play as, usually the giver of the quest.
To unlock new worlds, the player must collect 6 of the world's associated Gate keys, which can be acquired by completing Quests in the previous world. Collecting 6 keys will allow the player to unlock portals to the next world in progression.
There are also cyclical events in the game where the player can earn rewards, such as new characters and Chao and trails, by completing certain objectives or buy them with Robux. During the first, "Scavenger Hunt Event" for example, character card fragments would appear in certain worlds every now and then for five minutes. Collecting 100 cards unlocked "Sailor Tails" as a playable character.
The player can play on public servers with other Roblox users or create a private server for themselves and add people to it as their friends. The price of a private server is 99 Robux.
The game, as of Reborn, has a quest feature, which has the main cast give the player missions, typically with some form of story. They can grant rewards and are directly tied to progression via the Gate Keys. Some limited time/persistent events also used the quest system.
As of the 2.85 update, the Quest System was overhauled, with 1 "Main Quest" in every World, to unlock a single character and certain features like Fast Friends.
Adventures[]
After the player completes a major questline given by Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Nine, or Dodon Pa a new feature gets unlocked called Adventures. They are repeatable missions that can be redone every four hours, and are a primary way of obtaining quick XP, Rings, Red Star Rings, Boosts, and extra Spin Wheel spins.
This feature was removed in the 2.85 update, with it being reimplemented in the 2.101 update as "Challenges"
Spin Wheel[]
The Spin Wheel is a feature that the player can use after certain requirements are fulfilled like completing a Obby/Race, Metal Madness or Tornado Assault in the original game, playing every four hours, completing Adventures, beating boss fights or simply paying Robux. The player can spin the wheel and you have a chance at getting one of many items including XP, Rings, Boosts, Chao, Trails and Characters.
After the 2.26 update, a Legendary Spin Wheel was added, which is much harder/more expensive to get spins for but offers higher quality rewards.
Daily Challenges (Legacy)[]
Previously, the player could get challenges every 24 hours by fulfilling certain requirements to get extra rewards. These would occasionally swap around (roughly every two weeks). However, following the 2.0 update, these were removed. The previous series of daily challenges are as follows:
Classic Pink Rose Hoverboard: Finish Diamond Terminal Time Trials 10 times.
Challenges (Reborn)[]
Challenges were re-added during the 2.101 update, and are similar in concept to Adventures, but apply to all 13 Worlds with a Main Quest, being seperated into groups of 5 in terms of rewards and cooldowns. They give extra tickets for the Fast Pass
Worlds 1-5: 150 Season Tickets, 1 Hour Cooldown
Worlds 1-10: 300 Season Tickets, 4 Hour Cooldown
Worlds 1-13: 500 Season Tickets: 12 Hour Cooldown
Daily Rewards (Reborn)[]
In the 2.23 update, the mechanic of Daily Rewards was added, being similar to the Daily Challenges of the past, but not requiring any task completion, and just logging in every twelve hours. They were occasionally updated. Sometimes, there were multiple weeks of rewards in one series. If the player finished all the sets currently in the game, it would repeat the most recent one. Any one time rewards like Skins or Mounts that the player already owns have to be skipped over.
This set of Daily Rewards was added on 13 April 2024. It had an unlockable Riders Tails and Gold Style Omega skin.
30:00 Magnet Boost
Riders Tails
100 Red Star Rings
200 Race Tickets
30:00 Magnet Boost
200 Race Tickets
2x Fan Chao
30:00 Triple XP Boost
300 Red Star Rings
30:00 Magnet Boost
3x Fan Chao
300 Race Tickets
500 Red Star Rings
Gold Style Omega
This set of Daily Rewards was added on 31 August 2024. It had an unlockable Riders Shadow and Gold Style Omega skin.
30:00 Magnet Boost
Riders Shadow
30:00 Ring Boost
200 Race Tickets
30:00 Magnet Boost
200 Race Tickets
200 Red Star Rings
30:00 Triple XP Boost
300 Red Star Rings
30:00 Magnet Boost
400 Red Star Rings
300 Race Tickets
500 Red Star Rings
Gold Style Omega
Golden Eggs[]
The Golden Egg system is a typically monthly event that started during the 2.80 update. When the player walks a set amount of steps, they can open a Golden Egg and get a random drop, which can include skins that come in limited quantities. They may also bypass the step requirement and purchase them directly, with better rewards in the premium eggs. Similar to the Legendary Wheel, when the player opens 50 free eggs starting in Wave 3, they get to open 3 bonus premium eggs at no cost.
The Fast Pass system is a rewards system that started during the 2.92 update. Whenever the player completes certain milestones, like collecting Candy, they can get rewards going all the way up to Level 30. All of the newly added character skins are typically placed on the Free track, but people can spend Robux to unlock a premium track, with extra rewards to gain.
According to producer Brendan O'Brien, the game was developed for three months prior to its release.[3]
On 17 May 2022, it was announced by Gamefam that Nibroc.Rock had been brought onboard for Sonic Speed Simulator in order to further develop 3D models for the game.[4]
Promotional[]
Sonic Speed Simulator was initially released as a paid beta, which was accessible through a payment of fifty Robux. Players who participated received a free Knuckles Chao pet.
Some updates are promoted with ads displayed on the Roblox website, alongside being promoted in Sonic Official livestreams and Sonic Central presentations.
Soundtrack[]
Rather than producing an original soundtrack, Sonic Speed Simulator makes use of previous soundtracks from the Sonic series.
In the 2.69 update, the Music Player was added, and has 42 tracks from across the series that can be played at any time, most being reused from prior content for the game, but a handful of new tracks were added. New music notes have periodically been made available.
On 7 May 2022, several badges were added to Sonic Speed Simulator. Badges were occasionally added until the 31 August 2024 update, where new designs for badges were added, alongside plenty of new ones. A menu ingame was also added during the 14 September 2024 update, with the ability to unlock the "Elite Sonic" skin for collecting at least 90% of the badges. These are the menu badges for Sonic Speed Simulator:
Image
Name
Description
Notes
NEW:
OLD:
NEW: The Adventure Begins!
OLD: The Hero's Journey
NEW: You’ve started your Adventure into the world of Sonic!
OLD: You have a need. A need for speed... and your journey begins.
You get this when you boot up the game for the first time.
You collected 25 Red Star Rings in Speed Jungle Zone!
No Place Treasure Hunter
You collected 25 Red Star Rings in No Place!
Cyberstation Treasure Hunter
You collected 25 Red Star Rings in Cyberstation!
Metal City Treasure Hunter
You collected 25 Red Star Rings in Metal City Skatepark!
City Escape Treasure Hunter
You collected 25 Red Star Rings in City Escape!
Space Colony Treasure Hunter
You collected 25 Red Star Rings in Space Colony Ark!
Radical Highway Treasure Hunter
You collected 25 Red Star Rings in Radical Highway!
Pumpkin Hill Treasure Hunter
You collected 25 Red Star Rings in Pumpkin Hill!
During the September 14 2024 update, 4 secret badges were added that correlate with unlocking Secret Worlds after collecting the "Space Colony Adventurer" badge. These do not count towards Badge completion.
Image
Name
Description
Notes
Secret World 1
You found a Secret?!?
The portal unlocks Emerald Hill Classic and can be found under the waterfall in Emerald Hill.
Currently unobtainable, but may become obtainable in the future. The new description is a reference to text shown during the Blue Sphere game.
Secret World 3
Back in Time!
The description is a reference to the Sonic R song of the same name. The portal unlocks Chemical Plant and can be found in the Resistance Base in New Yoke City.
Secret World 4
Looking like Sandy Hill?
The description is a reference to the fact Lost Valley was originally called Sandy Hill in Beta builds for Sonic Speed Simulator. The portal unlocks Lost Valley Classic and can be found in a cave in Lost Valley.
Secret World 5
How did we get here?
The portal unlocks Hill Top Classic and can be found over a giant lavafall in Hill Top.
There have also been Badges that were obtainable or assosiated with the game prior. Most of them have since been made invisible, only visible if someone has the original link, or it's in a player's inventory.
Eggman's ciphers were no match for you. Great job cracking the code!
Enter PRJ_SONIC_SHOCK into the codes menu. The code was discovered via an ARG hosted by the developers. The code also gave the player 100 Red Star Rings. Currently unobtainable.
Completed The Hunt
You completed the Hunt quest in Sonic Speed Simulator!
Part of a larger ROBLOX wide event known as "The Hunt First Edition". Currently unobtainable.
Part of a larger ROBLOX wide event known as "The Games". Currently unobtainable.
The Games: Silver Two
N/A
Part of a larger ROBLOX wide event known as "The Games". Currently unobtainable.
The Games: Silver Three
N/A
Part of a larger ROBLOX wide event known as "The Games". Currently unobtainable.
The Games: Shrine One
N/A
Part of a larger ROBLOX wide event known as "The Games". Currently unobtainable.
The Games: Shrine Two
N/A
Part of a larger ROBLOX wide event known as "The Games". Currently unobtainable.
The Games: Shrine Three
N/A
Part of a larger ROBLOX wide event known as "The Games". Currently unobtainable.
The Games: Shrine Four
N/A
Part of a larger ROBLOX wide event known as "The Games". Currently unobtainable.
The Games: Shrine Five
N/A
Part of a larger ROBLOX wide event known as "The Games". Currently unobtainable.
Team Knuckles!
You joined Team Knuckles during the Battle of The Bands Event
Team Silver!
You joined Team Silver during the Battle of the Bands Event
Battle of the Bands!
You completed the Battle of The Bands Event!
Sonic X Shadow Generations Event
Unlock the exclusive Doom's Eye Fast Friend item in Sonic Speed Simulator by completing the Sonic Shadow Generations in Really Easy Obby and Sonic Speed Simulator
In February 2023, Sonic Speed Simulator was renamed to "Sonic Speed Simulator Reborn". In the opening and loading screens. In addition to the name change, all player data was completely wiped, with all players losing all their progress upon start after being greeted with an opening cutscene. Later, the name was reverted to normal, with all mentions of the Reborn name being wiped from the game, although it is still used in the Sonic Official livestreams.
Easter Sonic's render is possibly a reference to artwork created for Sonic Generations. It could also be a reference to concept art of Feels the Rabbit, Sonic's prototype design.
Several character skins, artwork and animations are based on Sonic Channel and other assorted Sonic related media.
The "Chef Amy" skin is based on an outfit Amy wore in a piece of artwork from Sonic Channel.
The "Camper Knuckles" skin originates from the September 2016 Sonic Channel artwork.
One of the Halloween icons that features Vampire Sonic for the game is based on previous Halloween artwork from Sonic Channel.
Blaze's spawn-in pose is based off a piece of artwork from Sonic Channel.
One of Silver's idle animations is possibly a reference to a piece of artwork from Sonic Channel.
Blaze's maid outfit is a reference to her August Otherworld Comedy outfit, where she is a magical princess dressed as a maid to go undercover.
Blaze's 2024 Valentines Magical Girl outfit is based off of her February Otherworld Comedy outfit.
Holiday Cheer Sonic, Winter Cream, Holiday Cheer Blaze, Holiday Cheer Silver and Winter Shadow are all based on Sonic Channel artwork.
During the "Pixel Hunt" event, Amy was given a trick animation that references artwork created by Sonic channel for Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity's 14th anniversary.
Easter Sonic, somewhat ironically, is based off Lunar New Years artwork from Sonic Channel in 2023.
The glasses of the updated Riders Amy skin received during the "Stormy Feathers" event are based off the glasses given to her in The RI Cover of Sonic the Hedgehog #69 by IDW Publishing.
The "Summer Sonic" skin is wearing the bracelet Amy gave Sonic in the episode "The Last Resort" from the Sonic X anime series. Also, the shirt he is wearing is the same one he is shown wearing in an old Joypolis plush, the glasses he wears are the same one Sonic wears on the ending screen of his story in Sonic Adventure, and the shoes he wears are the Light Speed Shoes from the same game.
Summer Cream's outfit also originates from Sonic X.
The classic characters have the sound effects based on the classic games, including the iconic jump sound. The sound of springs being used is also altered to use the classic sound effect.
Adventure style characters and Shadow and his variations have their sound effects taken from the Adventure games.
Characters introduced in the "modern" eras, such as Blaze, Silver and the modern interpretations of the main cast, have the current sound effects, as does any new character or reskin added who does not fit in with the adventure or classic series.
During the "Summer" Event, on the tables under the tent, there are cans of Chaos Cola and Chaos Soda on every table. Also, the tables on the outside of the tent are the same ones from the ending screen of Sonic Adventure.
During the "Enchanting" update, Metal Sonic was seen floating on top of the tent.
During the "Birthday Bash Event!", under the bridge in Green Hill, there is a secret message that reads "Santiago is GONE..." This is a reference to a popular joke among fans that the Classic Sonic from Sonic Generations and Sonic Forces is not the same character as the Classic Sonic in the Sega Mega Drive games, and is instead a villainous character named "Santiago". Under this there is a picture of glasses that look very similar to glasses that the character Kamina wears from the anime Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. This was later removed.
On the side of the Chemical Plant portal in Green Hill, there is a piece of artwork of Dr. Eggman from Sonic Colors. This image could also be seen on the wall above and to the back of it, by the Lost Valley portal, and on the side of a rock by the waterfall. These were later removed.
The "Mechanic Tails" skin is based on a similar outfit that Tails wore in IDW Publishing's Sonic the Hedgehog #42.
The sphere that Froggy and Pocky are in when equipped is inspired by the spheres surrounding animals in Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2.
Classic Tails being frozen in time during the "Save Classic Tails" Event is a reference to characters being frozen in time in Sonic Generations.
The "Angler Big" skin wears the Life Belt, originating from Sonic Adventure. His celebratory animation also originates from Sonic Adventure, when he catches Froggy. This life belt also allows him to float in water-filled worlds such as No Place.
When Classic Sonic is chosen as the playable character, he enters the stage mimicking the pose he performs at the end of the ending cutscene of Sonic the Hedgehog CD.
In Metal City Skatepark, if one is fast enough to get on top of the giant Riders Tower, they can find Froggy on top.
On the bottom of Summer Sonic's shoes, it says "Sonic Adventure" in cursive.
A golden Sonic statue in Green Hill.
In Legacy, throughout the game, there were several golden Sonic statues that the player could find, these appeared in Green Hill, Pumpkin Hill, Green Hill Race and Emerald Hill race, the latter of which is holding a chili dog. The Green Hill statue was later moved to the middle of the spawn location in the Sonic Speed Simulator: Reborn update.
Android Shadow's pose on the artwork for his event is based on a pose from a piece of Shadow Android fan artwork by DeviantArt user "ShadowLifeman".[5]
Two of Grind Shoe Sonic's idle animations are references to Sonic's idle animations from Sonic Adventure 2.
One of Shadow's idle animations has him re-align his spines while hanging his head down slightly. This is a recreation of one of Shadow's idle animations from Sonic Heroes.
Blaze has an idle animation that is similar to one she had in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), albeit the fact it has been extended.
Blaze does not use the traditional Spin Jump or Spin Dash, instead her Spin Jump is based off the Axel Jump and her Spin Dash alterative is the Spinning Claw.
Blaze's charging animation for the Spinning Claw appears identical to the one used for her Burst Dash in Sonic Rush.
Several of Silver's animations and stances reference previous games and media:
Silver's idle stand, and his normal run, fall, and boost animations are all based off animations he had in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006).
The Boost animation is based off off the animation used for the Teleport Dash.
His normal run animation is based on the clenched fist jog Silver uses in his debut game.
The idle animation of Silver fixing his gloves is based off an idle animation he's had across several games such as Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) and Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games. The one in Sonic Speed Simulator seems based on his Sonic Generations version as he places his hand on his hip as he returns to idle, like he does in that game.
During his story quest, one of Silver's lines is "We don't have the luxury of time." - possibly an allusion to his line "Despair is a luxury we don't have." from Sonic Forces.
In a similar vein, Silver telling the player to never give up harkens back to his End of the World quote - "I'll never give up, lets go!" - from Sonic the Hedgehog (2006).
The first icon used for the "Super Sonic" event is a direct reference to the Super Sonic transformation sequence from Sonic Rush.
His other idle animation is also a reference to an idle animation Super Sonic has in Sonic Mania.
Super Sonic also features the unique ability to fly with his boost. This is true of the other "Super" types in the game; Neo Metal Sonic and ESP Silver.
He is also the first 'Super' rarity character in the game.
He is also impervious to knockback from low-level Badniks and can destroy them by running into them, like the hoverboards.
Super Sonic, Neo Metal Sonic, the Roblox avatar with Series Knuckles's hat, and ESP Silver can parry attacks from enemies.
When unlocking Super Sonic, he will tell the player, "It's time to take out the trash... SUPER SONIC STYLE!" A direct reference to his line, "It's time to scramble some Eggmen... SUPER SONIC STYLE!" from Sonic Generations.
It is also only the second Sonic game where he is actively featured, having previously only been mentioned or cameoed in both Sonic Rivals and Sonic Frontiers, outside his debut in Sonic Heroes, previously.
Both Racesuit Omega and Gold Style Silver are based on versions of their cars from Team Sonic Racing.
Omega's is based on concept artwork of the Cross Dozer, which can be achieved in game through Performance Parts.
Silver's is based on the golden versions of the Lightron, unlocked through Performance Parts.
Blaze and Silver are the first characters who did not appear in Sonic Adventure 2 to have both a Fast Friend and Chao based on them. Both the Blaze Chao and Toy Robot Silver were released at the same time.
Silver flapping his back quills due to using Rouge's idle animations.
In the race shop display podium, for the first week of his addition, Racesuit Silver had Rouge's idle animations. This was fixed in the update the following weekend.
Due to this fact, since Silver doesn't have wings like Rouge, his back quills humorously flap instead.
Racesuit Blaze's Original outfit did not match her race shop render. It featured a two piece race outfit with Blaze's name embroided on the front. This was fixed shortly thereafter to match her race shop render.
Despite the fact that the event was called "Steampunk Hedgehogs:, Sonic was the only hegdehog to feature in the event (with Knuckles being an echidna). It is unknown if this is due to the fact that there is a Steampunk-style Shadow, known as "Clockwork Shadow", who was unreleased at the time, or whether it was a mistake.
Clockwork Shadow did later get added to the game but in his own event, known as "Grinding Gears".
Mummy Espio, Ninja Espio, Flame Shadow, Racesuit Silver and Circuit Metal Sonic are all based on outfits that appeared in Sonic Rivals 2.
While Sonic is given the Zebra outfit in this game, the Zebra and Cheetah outfits given to Zebra Sonic and Cheetah Shadow are based on Sonic and Tails' matching Cheetah Sonic and Zebra Tails outfits from Rivals 2.
When asked about the potential similarities between Royal King Shadow and King Shadow from the Archie Comics series, one of the lead designers for the game, Strike, denied any intentional connections due to both "legal issues and creative design choices".
Due to the same reasons, Archie comic characters and designs are unlikely to be used.
If a player wins a character that they already have from the spin wheel, it will still announce in chat that they unlocked said character, even if they actually received the XP, Ring and Race Ticket boosts that are given as a replacement prize for such an event.
The banner for when a challenger appears in a race will block any UI elements below it from being interacted with until it disappears.
Racesuit Metal Sonic's design bears some resemblance to Neo Metal Sonic.
If a player's Race Ticket Boost runs out before they receive their tickets, it will not take effect, even if it is still active by the time they finish the race.
When the pop-up text about magnets in Auto-Run mode is clicked on, it switches to different text as it disappears. This text reads: "Did you see this at runtime ? WHY !? I was shure you would not !"
↑Used only by Adventure Shadow and Doom Shadow.
Doom Spears used only by winged Doom Shadow
References[]
↑ 1.01.1Gamefam Studios on Twitter. Twitter (14 April 2022). Retrieved on 15 April 2022. "Gamefam Studios: ARE YOU READY? - Sonic Speed Simulator will be officially releasing for FREE on Saturday, April 16th, 2022 at 10am EST! #SonicRoblox"
↑SHADOWTHEHEDGEHOGXX (@BrendanXX6) on Twitter. Twitter (16 April 2022). Retrieved on 25 April 2022. "SHADOWTHEHEDGEHOGXX: I want to thank @gamefamstudios and our amazing team for putting this all together in just 3 MONTHS! This is only the beginning! There's so much more to come!"
↑Gamefam Studios (@gamefamstudios) on Twitter. Twitter (16 May 2022). Archived from the original on 17 May 2022. Retrieved on 16 May 2022. "Gamefam Studios: We're excited to finally announce that the legendary @NibrocRock has joined the Gamefam team! Many of you may know him from the greater Sonic community, and we can't be happier to have him on board to help us further develop Sonic Speed Simulator! Welcome, Nibroc to the team!"
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