SEGA has released an official statement addressing recent cases of misconduct detected within Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, warning players against cheating and the use of unauthorized tools. The notice, posted through the game’s official social media account, outlines specific actions that breach SEGA’s End User License Agreement and could lead to severe consequences for offenders.
According to SEGA, several forms of misconduct have been identified in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, including cheating, modification of game data, and the use of external tools that interfere with normal gameplay. The company emphasized that these actions not only violate its End User License Agreement (EULA) but may also infringe upon intellectual property laws or other legal protections.
In its public message, SEGA stated, “We have detected misconduct including cheating, use of unauthorized external tools, modification of game content, and unauthorized access of the game program. These actions violate the terms outlined in SEGA’s End User License Agreement (EULA) and may additionally constitute intellectual property infringement or other legal violations.” The publisher added that it reserves the right to respond with a range of disciplinary or legal measures, including warnings, account bans, and potential legal proceedings.
This announcement serves as a clear reminder of SEGA’s commitment to maintaining fair play within its gaming community. The company’s message concluded with appreciation toward players who help preserve integrity in the competitive environment, stating, “Thank you for helping us keep the game fair.”
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, released on September 25, 2025, is a kart racing spinoff developed by Sonic Team and published by SEGA. It brings together elements from earlier Sonic racing titles while introducing the new “CrossWorld” mechanic, which allows racers to shift between tracks mid-race. The game also features guest characters through downloadable content, blending fan-favorite personalities from across different franchises.
