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Sonic Rumble, SEGA’s upcoming multiplayer platformer-royale inspired by Fall Guys, is edging closer to release. In a recent announcement, SEGA confirmed that pre-registration for the game is officially live across all platforms: the Apple App Store, Google Play, and Steam. Players can pre-register starting now and continuing until the game’s launch. A new trailer was also unveiled as part of the pre-registration campaign.
However, the exact release date remains unconfirmed. While the Apple App Store currently lists February 28 as a tentative date, SEGA has clarified that this is a placeholder. According to the official roadmap, the global release is still expected sometime this winter.
To incentivize pre-registration (or wishlisting on Steam), SEGA is offering in-game rewards tied to registration milestones. Starting at 200,000 total sign-ups, rewards include rings, stickers, a Chao, and two character skins—one of which draws inspiration from the Sonic movies by Paramount.
One noteworthy aspect of the game’s Steam release is its inclusion of kernel-level anti-cheat software, Uncheater. While this method has become a standard feature in many major multiplayer titles, such as Fortnite and VRChat, its deep access to users’ operating systems has made it a topic of debate.
Sonic Rumble’s full release will also mark the conclusion of its staggered rollout, which began in select regions.
However, the exact release date remains unconfirmed. While the Apple App Store currently lists February 28 as a tentative date, SEGA has clarified that this is a placeholder. According to the official roadmap, the global release is still expected sometime this winter.
To incentivize pre-registration (or wishlisting on Steam), SEGA is offering in-game rewards tied to registration milestones. Starting at 200,000 total sign-ups, rewards include rings, stickers, a Chao, and two character skins—one of which draws inspiration from the Sonic movies by Paramount.
One noteworthy aspect of the game’s Steam release is its inclusion of kernel-level anti-cheat software, Uncheater. While this method has become a standard feature in many major multiplayer titles, such as Fortnite and VRChat, its deep access to users’ operating systems has made it a topic of debate.
Sonic Rumble’s full release will also mark the conclusion of its staggered rollout, which began in select regions.
