

Sonic realizing that he is wearing the Slow Down Boots. With a new idea in mind, the doctor gloats loudly as he prepares to carry out his plan to ensure his victory over Sonic. He complains about how his adversary always defeats him using his speed when suddenly, he has an epiphany: the hedgehog's speed is the key to his success. Robotnik brainstorms for new ideas on how to defeat his nemesis and subsequently claim the world as his own. Spoiler warning: Plot, ending details or any kind of information follow.įeeling cranky over how Sonic the Hedgehog keeps foiling his plans for world domination, Dr. Its main points of criticism were the screen crunch, lack of speed, and the controls. However, the game was panned by critics in retrospective reviews. Seeking the stolen Chaos Emeralds to remove the doctor's creation, the hedgehog heads into his nemesis' labyrinthic fortress, the Super Labyrinth, to get his speed back and foil the evil doctor's ambitions.ĭuring its release, Sonic Labyrinth was received with mixed-to-positive reviews, being compared positively with Marble Madness and considered an innovative Sonic game in the Game Gear library. Robotnik has created the Slow Down Boots, which strip their user of both their speed and agility, and manages to trick Sonic into wearing them. It was released in October 1995 for the United Kingdom, and November of the same year in the rest of the world. Sonic Labyrinth ( ソニックラビリンス, Sonikku Rabirinsu ?) is an isometric puzzle video game in the Sonic the Hedgehog series that was developed by Minato Giken and published by Sega for the Sega Game Gear.
