There’s a lot of enemy variety on offer and there are a bunch of ways to battle them utilizing all the moves available. Freedom Planet mixes up different mechanics like running and melee combat to great effect.
The Sonic connection in Freedom Planet is still prominent in the end product, but as the original Kickstarter announcement points out, there are also shades of Gunstar Heroes and Mega Man to be found here. It’s lucky for fans that DiDuro decided to evolve the project from a Sonic the Hedgehog fan game into what it’s become. Now Freedom Planet is finally on Switch, which is good news for anyone who might have missed out on the title before now. Not content with the game only being on PC, DiDuro and company launched a Kickstarter that was successfully funded and, over time, Freedom Planet soon found its way onto multiple other platforms including Wii U.
Forming the studio GalaxyTrail, DiDuro eventually pulled in outside help from other designers and went on to release Freedom Planet on Windows in 2014. Masterminded by designer Stephen DiDuro, Freedom Planet would have remained that way had he not decided partway through development to turn the game into something wholly original, instead. The project began life, of all things, as a fan-made Sonic the Hedgehog project. Freedom Planet has had a rollicking roller coaster ride of a journey getting to Switch.
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