Unlike most of the other Sonic games, oxygen is unlimited because when Tails is in the Sea Fox, he can breathe underwater thanks to the submarine's on-board oxygen supply. Under water, the Remote Robot changes into the Sea Fox, the small submarine (from Sonic Triple Trouble) that moves in much the same way that the Remote Robot does. Many of the game's puzzles involve maneuvering the robot to open the path for Tails himself. The Remote Robot can walk, jump, fly, and squeeze into tiny passageways, and is not damaged by most enemies or spikes, but if it is hit by a special type of blue laser or falls off-screen, it will automatically return to Tails. When using Remote Robot, Tails stands in place while player control is switched to the vehicle. The Remote Robot is a tiny, all-terrain robot modeled on Tails that can squeeze into a lot of places Tails himself can't. Knowing which ones to bring along is a matter of tactic.Įssential to complete many parts of the game is the Remote Robot, known in Japan as Mecha Tails (メカテイルス Meka Teiruzu?). Each one serves a different purpose, but Tails can bring only 4 items with him into any stage. There are 26 items to collect over the course of the game. In total there are 12 stages to complete. If Tails falls off-screen, he goes back to the overworld map. His air time is limited by the flight gauge, which starts at about 3 seconds and maxes out at about 15. He starts with 10 HP, but that number maxes out at 99 when all seven Chaos Emeralds have been collected. HP is replenished by collecting Rings, which can be found by blowing up rocks or defeating enemies. His health is measured numerically by a Ring Item Box at the top left corner of the screen. Tails can walk, jump, duck, look up, fly, hang on ledges, solve puzzles and defend himself with a range of different items, such as a hammer, various types of bombs, and medallions bearing other characters, which allow him to perform additional actions, such as Spin-Dashing or punching enemies. Tails Adventure received generally positive reception from gaming reviewers.Ĭontrary to the classic speedy gameplay in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, Tails Adventure is a puzzle-based platformer with a strong emphasis on item collecting and backtracking, like a side-scrolling action RPG. The gameplay is unlike that of many other games in the series, consisting of slower travel, and more time is spent searching for objects to use later on in the game, rather than simply running through levels. In the game, Tails must save an island from destruction by the Battle Kukku Army, an army of birds, while at the same time obtaining objects such as various types of weapons and Chaos Emeralds that he finds during his passage. The game does not follow the plotline of many other games in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, and the game's plot is different in the japanese and western releases of the game (see below for details). Tails Adventure is also the third and most recent game in featuring Miles "Tails" Prower as the main character without Sonic himself, the first two being Tails and the Music Maker for the Sega Pico and Tails' Skypatrol also for the Game Gear. It is the first spin-off game of Sonic the Hedgehog series to mix platforming and role-playing game elements. Tails Adventure (テイルスアドベンチャー Teirusu Adobenchā?), also known as Tails Adventures, is an action-adventure video game with role-playing elements that was developed by Aspect and published by Sega in 1995 for the videogame console Sega Game Gear.
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