Joy ride. Screamride is a curious beast. It's the spiritual successor to RollerCoaster Tycoon by Frontier Developments, it's first in line in Microsoft's initiative this year to bolster its indie and arcade offerings on Xbox platforms, and it includes enough distinct modes to be described as a...

ScreamRide is a quite entertaining building/destruction game that features great graphics and physics. The game has 4 game modes: demolition, screamrider, engineer and sandbox. The demolition mode is all about flinging riders into buildings or explosives to create destruction on a big scale, as...

BROUGHT as a present Its a great game .

This game is fun to play and includes (3) different arenas/game modes combining a mixture of a racing game, a demolition game and a building/sim game. The game modes can accomodate players of different skills.

You can almost hear the sighs of relief coming from Frontier's Cambridge offices. Freed from the limitations of Kinect, the developers of Kinectimals, Zoo Tycoon and Disneyland Adventures is now in a much better position to give Microsoft what it's wanted all along: colourful, fun, family-friendly...

The game is well done, it has lots of levels and different challenges. It also has three game modes which create more variety and helps the game to not become too repetitive. However, despite the multiple modes, it is only playable for short amounts of time before it feels like you're playing the...

Bought this for my son for Christmas and he loves it.

good stuff. Kiddo liked it

NOTE: This review is applicable to the Xbox One version of ScreamRide. This review may not be a 100% accurate in regards to the Xbox 360 version, due to technical disparities and missing features.