Each character's GSM may reach a maximum of 700%. The highest GSM possible is 1000% at level 41 (25% gained per XP rank), although prizes are awarded for gaining further levels. Unlocking extra characters and leveling them leads to higher CSMs as all characters in a team contribute. Players can increase their GSM primarily by acquiring XP from opened prizes. For example, a GSM of 200% becomes a 3x multiplier, whereas a total "distance" GSM of 300% becomes a 4x multiplier together, they make a 12x multiplier for the points earned from the distance travelled. Points are multiplied according to a player's Global Score Multiplier (GSM), and points of a given type (distance, enemies, or combos) may be multiplied further by individual Character Score Multipliers (CSMs), each of which adds the base 100% value of the score. Twenty points are awarded for each action, increased by ten after every fifth combo. The game also offers points for achieving combos - actions performed in quick succession, such as destroying enemies or narrowly dodging obstacles. One point is earned per meter travelled, and a hundred per enemy destroyed. Furthermore, scoring high during the "Score Chaser" Event can increase a player's rank and unlock greater prizes. Players are awarded points during gameplay, and new high scores are recorded after a run. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Review The game also includes magical beings called " Sprites" which the player can collect and evolve to improve their run, similar to the Chao in Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood. As new features, the game introduces Team Play mode where the player gets to race with up to three characters, which can be exchanged at Junctions (where rings are also banked) and earn higher scores, the Enerbeam mechanic where tilting the device will swing the runner along Ener-Rails, and special unlockable powers for the characters such as Amy's Hammer, Knuckles' Jump Up & Slam attack, Sonic's enhanced Dash and more. Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom features both enemies and levels/environments taken directly from the Sonic Boom television series. Each item automatically activates when collected and expires sometime after. Special Item Boxes can also be collected throughout the courses, providing bonuses during play. These can be purchased for $1.99 and will last one week.
There is as well an additional featured called the Boom Boost which can grant extra bonuses.
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They are used to buy new playable characters, every fifth upgrade for a character, and can also be used to prolong gameplay and to purchase other incidentals such as Event tickets and storage for upgrades.
Throughout the levels Red Star Rings can be found (only ten can be found on the course per day) however, players can purchase them as well, or obtain them from Prizes. Accumulated Rings can be used to purchase further content in the game, such as items and upgrades. Like its predecessors, Rings can be collected throughout the levels or purchased via microtransactions. The goal is simply to run as far as possible without hitting a wall, falling off the course, or taking a hit with no Rings in the characters' possession. The playable character automatically moves forward at all times, so the player has to utilize the characters' skills and movements to avoid or overcome obstacles. The game is an endless runner, where the player directs the playable characters through never-ending 3D levels, collecting rings and avoiding obstacles, mines and enemies. Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom uses many of the same gameplay elements from Sonic Dash.
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