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SONIC PICO PARK Progression: 15 Worlds, 60 Levels and Extra Modes

World mode in SONIC PICO PARK has 15 themed worlds of four levels each, 60 levels total, according to a YouTube review; battle and endless modes sit alongside it, and two reviewers report different completion times.

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In SONIC PICO PARK, colorful pixel characters form a diagonal airborne chain above a red spring, a blue ledge and a zigzag line.
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How many levels and worlds does SONIC PICO PARK have?

Large SONIC PICO PARK lettering tops a pale blue screen, with colorful pixel characters and a monitor lined up on a blue floor.
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World Mode contains 60 levels arranged into 15 themed worlds, with four levels in each world, according to a YouTube review of the finished game. Exophase's Steam achievement list independently lists world-clear achievements for Worlds 1 through 15 and a separate WORLD CLEAR achievement. The Steam store page does not itself state a level total.

The four-level structure and 60-level total are explicitly reported in the YouTube review. These are attributed gameplay observations, rather than figures published on the Steam store page. The achievement names below come from Exophase.

What are the 15 worlds called?

The worlds are numbered, and the Steam achievement list on Exophase attaches a name to each one:

WorldAchievement name
1HELLO, SONIC PICO PARK
2SONIC PARK
3GO TOGETHER
4CARRY PARK
5SONIC PARK 2
6GO!
7LARGE PARK
8GO! GO!
9THINKING PARK
10GO! GO! GO!
11RULE PARK
12ENEMY PARK
13MINI GAME
14HERO PARK
15LAST PARK

A separate WORLD CLEAR achievement is listed for clearing all worlds. Names like GO TOGETHER, THINKING PARK, ENEMY PARK and MINI GAME read like theme labels, but the Steam store page does not describe what any individual world contains, so they are hints rather than a mechanical breakdown.

What other modes are there besides World Mode?

Battle mode and Endless mode sit alongside the campaign, according to a YouTube review of the finished game. Battle mode is competitive: the reviewer describes ring battles, where holding more rings than opponents is the aim and hits scatter rings for others to grab, along with other battle variations including a sphere-collecting contest inspired by the blue sphere bonus stages. Endless mode returns to cooperation, with the group chasing a high score before failing and scores tied to online leaderboards, the same review says.

The same achievement list on Exophase also lists ENDLESS SCROLLER1, ENDLESS SCROLLER2 and ENDLESS SCROLLER3 for scoring over 1,000, over 1,500 and over 800 respectively. The Steam store page lists online co-op, shared/split-screen co-op and cross-platform multiplayer, but it does not name battle or endless mode.

Is there an achievement for knocking a teammate off?

Yes. The achievement list on Exophase includes SPIN ACCIDENT, worded as knocking a teammate off with a reckless Spin. The Steam store page does not explain what counts as a reckless Spin, so the achievement wording is the clearest description on that list.

How long does World Mode take?

The Steam store page does not list a completion time. DualShockers' reviewer says they played everything the game offered in about four and a half hours, according to their playtime stats, as reported in the DualShockers review. In the YouTube review mentioned above, the reviewer reports completing the adventure in about three and a half to four hours with a local second player, and notes that pace depends heavily on the group: two players only need to agree on a plan, while a larger or online group can take considerably longer on the same stage. Both are observations from single playthroughs, not guaranteed durations.

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