Try it if you still have “Sonic Boom” stuck in your head.

Sonic CD but… better. 💿✨

It’s not a remaster. It’s a restoration – how Sonic CD feels when you let fans who love it fix everything Sega left behind.

🟦🌀 🌀🟦

For years, Sonic CD has been caught between multiple ports – the original Sega CD, the mediocre 2005 GBA port, the decent 2011 Christian Whitehead remaster, and now the Steam/Modern console version. But even the 2011 release has small issues: missing special effects, slightly off audio sync in cutscenes, and no native way to toggle soundtracks without mods.

Drop a 💿 if you still hum “You Can Do Anything” in the shower.

You’ll need the 2011 Steam version as a base and a small patcher – but after that, you’re playing the game the way Sega should have re-released it.

Sonic Cd Restored -

Try it if you still have “Sonic Boom” stuck in your head.

Sonic CD but… better. 💿✨

It’s not a remaster. It’s a restoration – how Sonic CD feels when you let fans who love it fix everything Sega left behind. sonic cd restored

🟦🌀 🌀🟦

For years, Sonic CD has been caught between multiple ports – the original Sega CD, the mediocre 2005 GBA port, the decent 2011 Christian Whitehead remaster, and now the Steam/Modern console version. But even the 2011 release has small issues: missing special effects, slightly off audio sync in cutscenes, and no native way to toggle soundtracks without mods. Try it if you still have “Sonic Boom” stuck in your head

Drop a 💿 if you still hum “You Can Do Anything” in the shower. It’s a restoration – how Sonic CD feels

You’ll need the 2011 Steam version as a base and a small patcher – but after that, you’re playing the game the way Sega should have re-released it.