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Just got to play 'Sonic Frontiers' yesterday and it was A-MA-ZING!!! The graphics and everything, and like everyone else I had a blast with it!! Though I'm currently stuck at one puzzle where I have to turn the tombstones in a specific pattern--hopefully I'll be able to try and figure that out myself when I continue the game...

My own thoughts about 'Frontiers,' like I said it's amazing for an open-world 'Sonic' game, albeit I'm typically not really good at open-world games (as well as Metroidvania) because I'd be clueless of where I am supposed to go to progress the game, and when I first opened it up I was fairly baffled by the new gaming mechanics compared to the older, previous Sonic game mechanics I'm used to, but later on I got used to the new controls quite quick and it's a great game overall. Its atmosphere gives out that Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Ghost of Tsushima vibes, especially the 'Ghost of Tsushima' vibes since my dad recently got back into playing 'Ghost of Tsushima' after so long a couple weeks ago--he even said that 'Sonic Frontiers' gives out the Ghost of Tsushima feelings, which I agreed, during a cutscene with Sonic and Amy settling on a meadow somewhere on the island I believe. Since I had the opportunity to play the game and take an immediate liking toward it, I figured why not do a Sonic Frontiers fanart. I went with a calming theme from thinking about a few cutscenes with Sonic and Amy in them, so here they are settling on a field with a ton of red flowers. Amy's Koco is also with them.^^ Note that this is my first time drawing a Koco, one of those new critters introduced in the game (they are essentially like the Chao, Wisps, and Flickies), so I apologize if it looks bad, as well as the shading probably. Same goes for how I detailed Sonic and Amy--to me, they still look a little unrealistic-like. However, I'm going to say that I am happy of how the red flower field turned out (though I drew it from memory, therefore the setting may not look exactly like the actual location in-game). I even added mountains and a small glimpse of the ocean in the background for more beautiful scenery. (❤´艸｀❤)

A bit of depressing news, I may need to shy away from doing fanart, as I should be more focused on working on my project for health class, specifically the one that is due next Wednesday, which I will also do a digital drawing of as my chosen option to complete the project, but I'm just more active doing fanart of video games and others at my own pace. -_- Regardless, I'm going to consider starting on the project before I'm free to do fanart again.

For those of you that got their hands on 'Sonic Frontiers' and tried it out, hope you guys enjoyed it as much as I did! I'd like to hear your thoughts on the game as well!^^

'Sonic Frontiers' belongs to (c) SEGA

Program used: ibisPaint X

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Just got to play 'Sonic Frontiers' yesterday and it was A-MA-ZING!!! The graphics and everything, and like everyone else I had a blast with it!! Though I'm currently stuck at one puzzle where I have to turn the tombstones in a specific pattern--hopefully I'll be able to try and figure that out myself when I continue the game...

My own thoughts about 'Frontiers,' like I said it's amazing for an open-world 'Sonic' game, albeit I'm typically not really good at open-world games (as well as Metroidvania) because I'd be clueless of where I am supposed to go to progress the game, and when I first opened it up I was fairly baffled by the new gaming mechanics compared to the older, previous Sonic game mechanics I'm used to, but later on I got used to the new controls quite quick and it's a great game overall. Its atmosphere gives out that Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Ghost of Tsushima vibes, especially the 'Ghost of Tsushima' vibes since my dad recently got back into playing 'Ghost of Tsushima' after so long a couple weeks ago--he even said that 'Sonic Frontiers' gives out the Ghost of Tsushima feelings, which I agreed, during a cutscene with Sonic and Amy settling on a meadow somewhere on the island I believe. Since I had the opportunity to play the game and take an immediate liking toward it, I figured why not do a Sonic Frontiers fanart. I went with a calming theme from thinking about a few cutscenes with Sonic and Amy in them, so here they are settling on a field with a ton of red flowers. Amy's Koco is also with them.^^ Note that this is my first time drawing a Koco, one of those new critters introduced in the game (they are essentially like the Chao, Wisps, and Flickies), so I apologize if it looks bad, as well as the shading probably. Same goes for how I detailed Sonic and Amy--to me, they still look a little unrealistic-like. However, I'm going to say that I am happy of how the red flower field turned out (though I drew it from memory, therefore the setting may not look exactly like the actual location in-game). I even added mountains and a small glimpse of the ocean in the background for more beautiful scenery. (❤´艸｀❤)

A bit of depressing news, I may need to shy away from doing fanart, as I should be more focused on working on my project for health class, specifically the one that is due next Wednesday, which I will also do a digital drawing of as my chosen option to complete the project, but I'm just more active doing fanart of video games and others at my own pace. -_- Regardless, I'm going to consider starting on the project before I'm free to do fanart again.

For those of you that got their hands on 'Sonic Frontiers' and tried it out, hope you guys enjoyed it as much as I did! I'd like to hear your thoughts on the game as well!^^

'Sonic Frontiers' belongs to (c) SEGA

Program used: ibisPaint X