Sega Delays Global Launch of Sonic Rumble to Spring 2025

The free-to-play multiplayer game will introduce new features and updates, including character-specific abilities and game modes, before its release.

Sega has officially postponed the global launch of Sonic Rumble, originally planned for winter, to spring 2025, with no specific release date confirmed yet.
The 1.2.0 update will debut alongside the global launch, adding a Quick Rumble mode for single-round matches, a Rival Rank mode with rewards, and a Crew feature for group play.
Character-specific abilities, such as Amy Rose's Piko Piko Hammer, will be introduced to enhance gameplay variety and differentiation between characters.
The game will remain free-to-play without gacha or pay-to-win mechanics, instead offering a Season Pass for cosmetic items and a Ring Shop for in-game purchases and rewards.
Sonic Rumble will launch on iOS, Android, and PC via Steam, with speculation about potential console availability remaining unconfirmed by Sega.