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Lastly for the Time Trial mode, replays can be saved.
Some of the ornery boss fights in the original are a little less absurd and the multiplayer Competition mode can now handle up to four players, which makes the race to the finish wacky. It’s a harder, slightly more punishing twist, but it’s perfect for people who want to check out Mighty and Ray but might not want to just replay the same old game. You can also play through the game in Encore Mode, which loses the concept of lives and instead you rescue the five different characters and cycle between them, hitting a game over when all of your heroes are defeated. Having not played Sonic Mania since last fall, the differences were mostly something that I had to replay the original versions to really notice. The general flow and layout is mostly the same, but a few new obstacles and ways to make use of Mighty and Ray’s abilities are included. In addition to the new characters, every level has an Encore Mode that changes up the levels slightly. Much like how you could break old Sonic games by throwing Knuckles into them, Ray feels like a fun way to explore each area. Mighty is generally a very helpful character to play as but Ray is a lot more fun to tool around with. Ray requires a little more finesse as his novel twist is that he can fly in a way reminiscent of Mario’s cape power-up from Super Mario World. Mighty is a bruiser and can charge straight down with a second tap of the jump button in the air. I know - more of Sonic’s friends are usually a bad thing for the franchise, but here, Mighty and Ray are brilliant additions that tease out more fun and depth to the branching levels. The Encore additions are focused around two new characters: Mighty the Armadillo and Ray the Flying Squirrel.
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