Sonic Jump Fever Critic Reviews

So yes, while Sonic Jump Fever is not a perfect game and a little repetitive, it’s at least built to not overstay its welcome, and isn’t a bad game to just pick up and play for a few rounds at a time.

Sonic Jump Fever puts the beloved hedgehog in a Doodle Jump kind of game, with a couple a new nice idea and a free to play model on top of it. Nothing new, but it works fine.

Sonic Jump Fever isn't a bad game, it's just not a particularly interesting take on Doodle Jump style sensibilities.

The Blue Blur’s had his name dragged through the mud by starring in many subpar games over the years, and Sonic Jump Fever is another ignoble entry in the muck pile.

Sonic Jump Fever has name recognition, but that’s about it going for it, making it one to skip.

Sonic Jump Fever is a big disappointment for those who were waiting for a good sequel to the first episode.

Sonic Jump Fever takes away more than it adds, and ends up feeling hollow compared to its more impressive sibling.

This is a wasted opportunity. Not only an empty gameplay, but also a confusing interface, lots of adds and in-app purchases from the very beginning.

Sonic Jump Fever is a visual mess.

While there are a few positives to it, such as nicer graphics, speedier play, the fever mechanic, and the idea of a time-based endless mode, it's ultimately an inferior game to its already-questionable predecessor.