The final battle in Sonic 2. And yet again, watch what happens on the first hit!

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A metroidvania game is a game that's actually pretty open-ended, in that you can go from one area to the next and back, so you could go from Area 1 to Area 2, yet take the same route from Area 2 to Area 1 (Most of the time). There's no linear level path, and you're free to explore the areas you can access, as well as collect upgrades that allow you to access more areas. Metroidvania started out as the term for most Castlevania games starting with Symphony of the Night that take take on the style of gameplay originally seen in the Metroid games, and eventually just stuck for every game that's between linear games such as the original Sonic games, and wide-open sandboxes such as GTA or, to go to the full extreme, Minecraft.

If BTSA fits that, yeah, it's a metroidvania. @Chris Highwind if you look at a level map of all the levels in this game, you will think that the game is non linear, since you go back to some levels to open up paths to new ones but in reality, if you play the game, you will notice that it's a pretty linear game.

The only thing that's not linear about it is the same exporation factor that's already present in any classic sonic game. I don't think the way classic sonic games work (small resolution and etc) was really made for a world like that. That's why I don't really think this game fits in the metroidvania category. But still, I'm going to wait until I see somebody else playing it to jump into any conclusion.