On top of those, there is also a test course. One other is the Dream Racing course from Mario & Sonic 2020. The demo has four courses, three of which are taken from the original Sonic Riders. As near as I can tell, that’s all in Riders X, and implemented well. Knuckles can break through obstacle, Tails can use flight rings, and Sonic…well, he’s supposed to be able to grind on rails, but I should admit I could never figure out how to do that properly.
Riders X has speed, power, and flight characters, and just like in the original game, certain elements of a course can only be utilized by one of these character types. Certain elements, like riding the wake of other racers, aren’t in the demo since time attack doesn’t have them. You take tight turns by drifting, and you get a speed boost upon releasing the drift button, which also eats into your gauge. Rings can level up that gauge over the course of the race. Your board runs on a limited air gauge that can be depleted with boosts and refilled at refill stations and through randomized ring boxes.
Mechanically, Riders X feels very accurate to what I remember from my time with the first game.
Only the time attack, 4 courses, and four characters are currently available, but already it’s easy to tell that this is a faithful recreation of the mechanics of the original. The characters and the courses all have a gorgeous, high-poly HD makeover. Sonic Riders X is essentially a from-the-ground-up remake of the original Sonic Riders and Zero Gravity.
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