Morio Kishimoto, the director of Sonic Lost World, is returning to direct Frontiers. One thing Sonic Team has revealed about the game may already have some answers. However, this still doesn't fix the problem of fans careening Sonic off the islands' ledges as they run out of space, or being unable to use Sonic's speed to the fullest if a big map isn't big enough for the blue hedgehog. When thinking about the phrase in the sense that most Sonic levels are referred to as "zones," especially in 2D titles, there's a chance that in order to fix the issue of running out of space, each of the Starfall Islands will be their own explorable area akin to larger versions of Pokemon's Wild Areas rather than Breath of the Wild's huge map so players have numerous locations to explore rather than just one. It's interesting that Sonic Frontiers is referring to itself as an "open zone" Sonic game, as well as being the first of its kind.
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