Here’s how it works. It looks like Sonic Dash, the endless runner featuring Sega 's iconic mascot, has finally made its way onto Windows Phone.

Sonic Dash isn’t a bad game. The gameplay is fast-paced enough to live up to the Sonic name, and the cheery visuals & classic Sonic sounds are always good for a solid dose of nostalgia.

This isn't the first time fans have seen classic games transplanted into the Unreal Engine 4: a few months back, one programmer created a playable demo of Super Mario 64 running in Unreal.

And now, with Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom, you can run alongside him, literally. Correction: The developer from Hardlight Studios' full name is Ruby Urlings, not Ruby Hardling as previously stated.