Team Freedom

I have this game and it's no exaggeration when I say it's MINDBLOWING AWESOMENESS. Anyone who says otherwise shall be decapitated by Brevon. Looking for a Sonic fangame that doesn't suck nor looks like it was made by someone who deserves a place in BlackBusterCritic's Sonic Brainfart series? Look no further. THIS game alone has achieved so much than SEGA ever did in +20 years with hundreds of their Sonic games released to date. It might as well continue Sonic's legacy.

Here are the three heroines of the game, no need to identify them here, the picture already saves me that trouble.

You know I find it difficult to play this game without getting flashbacks from when I was in Kindergarten (or get this sudden urge to listen to NSync, Backstreet Boys, Aqua, Vengaboys, and whatever else was all the rage in 1998-ish); other people in my age group would probably concur. You know one of those kind of old memories when you were like ~5 years old and you were watching some older kid play games on his computer? That's the feeling I've got. Also I refuse to believe this was released in mid-2014, I get this powerful impression that it was originally released in 2001-ish, but it was nearly forgotten in the gaming history's archives until last year, unearthed and discovered by someone who loves Sonic as much as I do.

Honestly, this is the kind of game I would make if I was a professional indie game designer like Stephen DiDuro; likewise for the concept, in fact that's why I got this game in the first place. After years of searching, I seem to have finally found the ultimate source of influence (maybe too much). Some people compared my anthro OCs to Sonic, but now that this indie game is existent, You guys might as well reconsider that comparison.

If only there were action figures of these three (and Brevon, Torque, and others too) then I would go like