
Experience the collected adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog in Sonic Origins Plus! With 16 legendary Sonic titles including 12 Game Gear games, new playable characters, modes, challenges, behind the scenes content, and more, this is the definitive way to play these classic games!
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Discounts
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 2/day in the week to Aug 14 → 6.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
The Blue Blur is back with an expanded multi-game collection of classic Sonic the Hedgehog games - Sonic Origins Plus!
Sonic Origins features four beloved classic titles– Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Sonic CD. Spin Dash your way through numerous zones in Classic mode with the game’s original resolution and limited lives, or the new Anniversary Mode with unlimited lives in revamped widescreen HD.
Sonic Origins Plus include the four classic titles and bundles 12 Sonic Game Gear titles, previously released add-on content, playable Knuckles in Sonic CD, and for the first time ever, Amy Rose as a playable character in Sonic the Hedgehog 1, 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Sonic CD! With more content than ever before, this is the definitive way to experience these classic games!
Classic Redefined
Explore 4 classic remastered Sonic titles – Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Sonic CD in high-definition, with all-new opening and ending animations for each title!
Game Gear Titles
Play 12 classic Sonic Game Gear titles including:
-Sonic the Hedgehog
-Sonic the Hedgehog 2
-Sonic Chaos
-Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
-Sonic Drift
-Sonic Spinball
-Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble
-Sonic Drift 2
-Tails' Skypatrol
-Tails Adventure
-Sonic Labyrinth
-Sonic Blast
New Playable Characters
Play as Sonic, Tails, Knuckles or – for the first time ever – Amy Rose in Sonic the Hedgehog 1, 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Sonic CD!
All-in-One Bundle & New Unlockables
Sonic Origins Plus includes the Classic Music Pack and Premium Fun Pack, which contain Extreme Missions, additional screen borders, new character animations in menus, added music from other Sonic titles, and more! Unlock Mirror Mode, new stages, challenges, behind-the-scenes content, a music player, animated shorts, special stages, and more!
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Epic publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $29.99 | 6.5Kreviews | 77% | — | $3.9M |
| $8.99−70% | 5.3Kratings | 89% | — | not modelled | |
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Reviews
Themes across 978 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Bundling the Retro Engine ports of Sonic 1, 2, and CD with a newly-commissioned port of S3&K should be a slam-dunk, easy win but thanks to a series of bizarre decisions this collection just feels half-baked. Good: - The actual games are great and the new S3&K port itself is everything I wanted it to be: the touchups to sprites, reworking the way S3 joins to S&K and stuff like new Blue Spheres stages, I truly love it. Headcannon did a great job. - The Story Mode is something I've wanted forever, and the animated cutscenes that bookend everything are amazing. - The menus need some more varied music but the map of the islands is a delightful idea. - Finally adding Amy as a playable character rules. Bad: - Sonic Team trying to mash this into their in-house engine causes so many issues with ports that were otherwise great, and stripping out the remastered audio tracks from older ports and replacing them with worse versions is an extremely odd choice. - The new music they added in Sonic 3 mostly sucks. They should have paid Tee Lopes (whi has nailed reproducing the MD music sound) to rework the prototype tracks but instead they got Jun Senoue, a guy who just does not know how to write good Mega Drive music any more. - They did a bunch of incredibly weird hack jobs on the old games to integrate them with the collection that ends up breaking (or intentionally removing) a bunch of features and easter eggs from old ports. Feels like a cheap rush job to release on Sonic's birthday instead of doing it right.
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14 of 15 markets; the rest we haven't asked for this title, not markets where it is unavailable.
14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
The 1 “not sold” market is read from the Steam price pass of Aug 29: that day the store answered for this game elsewhere and gave no price there. The 14 priced markets are the same rows as the table above — each the latest price we hold, dated here when it is older than that pass. The 0 marked “not asked” were not put to this store at all — either it has no storefront there or we do not collect it yet, and neither is a statement about the game. A refusal is a refusal on one day; a store can list a title again tomorrow.
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Hours played at review time, across 979 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I am on the verge of not recommending this game, because the vastly inferior US ost in Sonic CD is set on by default
Some of my old friends were hard on this game for it's DRM- but since I'm not around them and their insane hate boners for this game, I've decided to finally give it a chance and treat myself to some classic sonic goodness after a brutal work week. Turns out, my friends WERE wrong after all! They shouldn't be ragging on this game for it's DRM! They should be ragging on it because it's so unoptimized that my PC, which can run minecraft on max graphics and play no mans sky no problem if I tweak some stuff around, somehow can't run it. Immediately upon opening this game for the first time I was met with obnoxious stuttering during the opening cutscenes and the grating noise it created, and then severe lagging/stuttering on the main menus that made naivgating anything an absolute chore. Went straight for options to turn the resolution down + turn off vsync since it always gives my pc preformance issues like that when it's on in games. The issue persists, but now the game crashes immediately after the team sonic logo stutters at me for a couple seconds. You'd think it'd be easy to play a collection of games from the 90s on a PC made in the late 2010s in the year of our lord 2026, but you'd be wrong, apparently. Mania ran like hot butter for me, so what gives? What the ♥♥♥♥ was put in this one to make it run so bad? The cutscenes? Is every bit of lineart on sonic it's own independent sprite? Do all the 3D models have an absurd amount of polygons despite being so far away from the camera? Shame, Sega, shame. Don't waste your money on this bullcrap when there's tons of better ways to play these games for entirely free and in a way that's not pointlessly taxing on your PC. I would've loved to legally obtain all these games for my collection but it looks like sega's left me with no choice considering that they took them all off sale for this. Unbelievably disapointed. Refunded.
Cara... Sonic, eu cresci jogando Sonic, haha, joguei muuuuuuito no mega drive, nunca tive um mega drive, mas meus primos tiveram e eu joguei muito no deles, o q mais joguei acho q foi o Sonic 2, joguei muito o 1 e o 3 tb, o Sonic CD eu só joguei posteriormente em emuladores pq ele, se não me falha a memória, na época, só saiu pro Sega CD... Eu já tava de olho nessa coletânea há muito tempo, claro, a última vez q joguei Sonic não foi na década de 90, haha, eu já joguei pra matar saudade em emuladores, mas é diferente vc ter uma coisa oficial, digo, eu já tenho oficial na Steam, tenho o SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis Classics q tem todos os Sonics ali tb, mas são originais, esses prometem ter coisas a mais e eu tava curioso pra ver... Sou cria da década de 90, fazer o q, hahaha, ficou relativamente barato, peguei. Joguei pouco, de cara percebi q o jogo não tem menu, eu jogo numa tela 4k, fiquei com medo de não rodar bem, mas rodou muito bem (não tô falando rodar bem os jogos, pq rodam até em uma batata, tô falando de toda interface gráfica nova criada)... Comecei com o Sonic 1, primeira fase e.. Até o macete funcionou de boa (cima baixo esquerda e direita e depois A + Start pra entrar no menu secreto), ahuaiaiahiuahiah, tanto na versão original quanto na versão nova, o macete funcionou nos dois, tanto q pulei logo pra última fase e zerei, haha, morri umas vezes, da pra dar um desconto, não jogo Sonic tem aaaaaanos. No Sonic 2 ele tb tem macete, mas a versão nova não tem opção de entrar no menu do jogo e o macete é feito lá, achei estranho e pensei: " - Bem, ele tem versão original, vou na original pra ver se da pra fazer o macete..." E na versão original tb não da pra entrar no menu do jogo, q porra é essa? Então não é versão original, ahuahaiuhauihuiha, tem alterações! Enfim, tb joguei o primeiro mapa pra matar saudade.. Agora, no Sonic 3, esse foi o q eu senti mais alterações, primeiro, mesma coisa q os outros, não da pra entrar no menu por algum motivo, realmente não sei pq a Sega tirou os menus dos jogos... Mas, fui jogar a versão nova, tudo bonitinho, primeira coisa q já achei estranho, ele da aquele dash q se vc pular e segurar o botão, ele cai no chão dando dash, isso é coisa dos jogos mais novos e não desses jogos antigos... Não achei bom mas tb não achei tão ruim.. Fui indo e no primeiro mapa já peguei 3 esmeraldas e decido então pegar todas as esmeraldas, haha, e ainda lembro como pega elas e com perfect, hahaha, só teve uma q não peguei com perfect pq cometi um pequeno erro. Só q, depois q peguei todas as 7 esmeraldas, tentei me transformar em super Sonic do jeito normal dos jogos antigos, pulando duas vezes, e não ia de jeito nenhum... Tentei, tentei, não ia, ai decidi parar de tentar e jogar até o fim do mapa e uma hora, de cagada, descobri q eles colocaram um botão específico pra se transformar em Super Sonic, se vc não apertá-lo vc não se transforma... Olha, não vou dizer q não é interessante, haha, mas quem não sabe se fode, ahuiaahaiauh, eu descobri ao acaso. Outra coisa q não gostei tb foi a retirada das músicas do Michael Jackson, mas isso os da coletânea dos classics de mega drive da Steam tb já tinham retirado as músicas do Michael, se vc quer ouvir as melhores músicas de Sonic 3, infelizmente ainda tem q recorrer ao emulador de mega drive, triste, eu sei q tem uma treta ai q não sei se o Michael não queria realmente as músicas no jogo e sei lá, lançaram com as músicas na época, eu realmente não sei qual é a treta, mas a verdade é q as músicas novas são muuuuuuuuuuuuuito abaixo das músicas antigas.. Afinal, as antigas eram do Michael né, um dos melhores q já existiu. Bem, os outros jogos e modos eu não testei, só o q testei já me fez gostar muito dessa coletânea, vi tb q tem um museu ali no fim da gameplay, mas não dei tanta atenção a isso agora. Bem, recomendo e muito, mas só em promoção, é sacanagem cobrar um preço absurdo desses em jogos da década de 90. Sobre a parte técnica, joguei em: GTX 1060 3gb EVGA i5-12400 16 (2x8) DDR4@3200mhz HD 5400rpm Ele não tem menu de alteração gráfica, abre de um jeito único, pré-configura, fiquei com medo disso pq jogo em uma TV 4k com a 1060 de 3gb q não é tão forte hoje em dia, mas o jogo rodou bem, 60 fps, liso, então não vi grandes problemas nessa parte técnica, possivelmente vai rodar bem na maioria dos hardwares. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4hQ-WmO224
After a few years, this game is... alright. There are still a lot of bugs that need to be fixed, for example: I can dropdash onto the WFZ dock where Eggman leaves, resulting in Sonic falling into the death barrier. The physics could use some more tuning to make it more accurate the original games (ESPECIALLY how you can get crushed in the most ridiculous ways), and... that's all I can really say, honestly. I won't say it's bad, but it's not that great either.
Solo en descuento o por eneba vale la pena, Porque no entiendo porque cobran tan caro por 4 roms
Bom, mas não tá valendo a pena ainda não, mesmo pelo preço de 48 reais que paguei na promoção; Eu platinei a coletania em 20 horas mesmo coletando todas as esmeraldas e possivelmente deixando o jogo aberto. Na minha opinião vale a pena se você quer ou é MUITO fã de Sonic e sabe que vai re-jogar esses titulos diversas vezes, eu já joguei todos os jogos 2D do Sonic do Mega Drive, mas foi só uma vez e só tinha feito final bom no Sonic 1 pra ti ter noção, nessa coletanea tá bem mais fácil com sistema de vidas inifitas (O Que eu não acho tão bom por que os jogos antigos faziam você passar pelo aperto de pegar moedas e vidas nos especial stages e fases), Mas que msm assim eu entendo por que a geração de hoje em dia não ia tankar, bem, se as pessoas não conseguem jogar um jogo com controle de tank imagina jogar jogo com vidas limitadas não é mesmo?. Uma coisa EXTREMAMENTE boa da coletania é as melhorias, fiquei com pé atrás por que a engine é diferente mas tudo bem, não achei nenhum bug em todos os jogos, os jogos estão em widescreen e nas special stages você pode usar moedas da coletania, o que ajuda MUITO por que sempre achei as special stages muito dificeis e nessa coletania fica fácil até demais, mas que pra mim fica ótimo olhando a dificuldade injusta de fases especiais como a do Sonic 2 por exemplo, aquilo no Genesis era um cu. Um Resumo rápido: A Melhor forma de se jogar os jogos clássicos nos dias de hoje, com toda a lore com cutscenes e aprimoramentos na aparencia :)
Bare minimum collection, definitely overpriced, played it at launch on PS4. There's much better options out there. You could maybe get away with a release like this if these games weren't constantly rereleased over the years. Do other remasters/remakes besides the same 4(5) Genesis and post 2009 games. Where's Sonic Advance? Riders? Heroes?
I GREW UP WITH THESE GAMES!! They are so much fun as side scrollers that I just got done passing 1, 2 and working on 3. SONIC 1 Level Select: During the games main screen as sonic pops up out of his logo, ( the old game screen for Sonic 1, NOT the emulator or ORIGINS main menu screen ) As the music is playing, press UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT. You will then hear a ring, Immediately press and hold A, and then as you hold it, quickly press Start. You'll be sent to the level select screen. -SONIC 2 Codes: (Cartridge codes)- on the start up screen as the game ( the old game screen for Sonic 2, NOT the emulator or ORIGINS main menu screen ) go to options and go to sound test. Play the following tracks in this order. 19, 65, 09, 17. You will hear a ring, after that just press start. You will be taken to the main screen for S2, press and hold A and then press Start rather quickly. ---KEEP READING!--- - SONIC 2 ALL EMERALDS: LEVEL SELECT MENU - Once you are in the level select menu, again go to THAT sound test and play these tracks in order 04, 01, 02, 06. NOW any level you start, if you pick up 50 rings and jump, you will turn to Super Sonic. Your rings will become a timer until you come back to normal at 0 rings. Have fun and be careful, Sonic gets faster. -DEBUG MODE- Debug Mode allows you to place objects, enemies, and rings anywhere: First, enable Level Select. In Sound Test, play 01, 09, 09, 02, 01, 01, 02, 04. Start a level while holding A and pressing Start. Controls in Debug Mode: B: Turn Debug on/off A: Cycle through objects C: Place selected object Pressing A while paused resets the game If you are going to use these i recommend you use proper gaming etiquette. Pass the game first, THEN try this out. BUTE YEAH, awesome sidescroller game. Recomend
My play time is split between this version and the Switch version. It's pretty good. As someone that had the Sonic Mega Collection growing up, this collection feels kind of half baked. Playing through all the games in a row with the "story" cutscenes is pretty fun, but it's not really a reason to play these over the originals. It's just a few minutes of video in total. The upgraded versions of the games Play well and look nice, but I did encounter some strange glitches in almost every game both on PC and Switch. Most of these glitches were related to clipping through walls, which seems even easier in these versions and it happened by accident every time. The Game Gear games in the Plus version are slapped on to the old options menu and are just a bunch of ROMS. Nothing special there. Also for some reason the menu seems pretty resource heavy even though it's just a couple islands. This might be an issue on weaker hardware. The Switch displays the menu below 30FPS. As this is the current best way to play these games on Steam I will recommend it, but almost every older collection of Sonic games has more content. For context Sonic Mega Collection for GameCube was $40 at launch with more games, and even unlockable non-Sonic games. Then Mega Collection plus released for PS2/Xbox with EVEN MORE content for $20.
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