Series
Sonic The Hedgehog Games in Order
All 445 entries, oldest first.
The Sonic The Hedgehog series has 445 entries in our database, from Virtua Striker 2002 to Sonic XS. They are listed below in release order, which is also the recommended play order.
Where to start
Best reviewed
Sonic Advance 2
· 87/100
Most recent that reviewed well
Sonic Mega Collection Plus
· 78/100
Earliest entry
Virtua Striker 2002
The list below is in release order, which is the safest route through any series. We do not publish a story order, because that is a judgement about games rather than something our data can tell us.
445 games
Virtua Striker 2002
Sonic Bowling
Sonic Racing Kart
Sonic Golf C-Mode Cup
Sega Smash Pack
Sonic Spinball: Life Savers
Sonic no Jirai Sagashi Game
70
Sonic Mega Collection
Sonic Racing Shift Up
87
Sonic Advance 2
Sonic Putter
Sonic Heroes Competition
Sonic Darts
81
Sonic Pinball Party
54
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
Speed DX
SonicN
Sonic Reversi
75
Sonic Battle
62
Sonic Heroes
Sonic Speedway
Shadow Grinder
Knuckles Soccer
Sonic's Action Game
Tails' Skypatrol
Sonic Hopping
72
Sonic Advance 3
Sonic Panel Puzzle
Sega Superstars
Sonic Gammon
78
Sonic Mega Collection Plus
Shadow Basketball
Sonic Skateboard
Tails Soccer
Cream Flower Catch
Sonic the Hedgehog Extreme Boarding
Knuckles Treasure Hunt
Amy & Rouge Volleyball
Amy & Rouge Tennis
Big's Fishing
Shadow Hockey
Knuckles Baseball
Sonic Mega Collection Plus Mini
Sonic Heroes Puzzle
Sonic DS
Sonic Slider
Sonic X Snake
Sonic XS
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
How many Sonic The Hedgehog games are there?
There are 445 games in the Sonic The Hedgehog series in our database, including spin-offs, remasters and re-releases.
What order should I play the Sonic The Hedgehog games in?
The list below is in release order, which is the safest route through any series — later entries assume you know what happened in earlier ones.
Where should I start with Sonic The Hedgehog?
Sonic Advance 2 is the best reviewed entry at 87/100, while Sonic Mega Collection Plus is the most recent that reviewed well — usually the easier one to start on, since it will feel closest to a modern game.