Now here's something completely different: a rollercoaster building game that has three very strong puzzle components. Screamride is one of the biggest surprises of the year so far. I played it at a preview event a few months ago, and had a lot of fun with it.

I mean, it's fun, but for the first few hours, and then it just becomes tedious, and you find yourself not wanting to bother when the difficulty spikes, which it does quite often.

Im 28yrs old and love this game.. has enough arcade mixed with building! Bought this game for a cheap price and have spent several hours on it having a blast!!

I have the demo of this game on my xbox 360 the stupid thing is they don't give you sandbox in the demo but otherwise interesting.

I guess I'd expected more building and less "racing". A fun distraction though for myself, a touch too thoughtless without being engaging enough for mindless engagement.

All in all, ScreamRide is pretty darn fun. It seems weird and shallow at first, but playing through all of the pre-set levels and earning high scores and unlocking everything will keep you busy for several hours, and then building your own rides and sharing them online will extend your playtime by a...

All three game types are fun; sandbox mode; lots of content

Camera in build mode isn't optimal; motion sickness

Purchased Xbox One for Christmas and was looking for a Sims type game and came across this one in my search. The kids love it.

I got this for my son and we both play it, its so amazing it makes me wanna just SCREAM with excitement!!! Now all i do is scream, i wake up and scream, i scream to the shops, i scream everywhere. Ice cream too love it!!!!

I bought this game and its a lot of fun for the whole family!

ScreamRide is a pleasant surprise. What's more, it was developed by Elite: Dangerous studio Frontier Developments. As it turns out, they're adept at both space simulation and theme park design.