Screamride XBox One is not only an original next-gen game but really fun due to the outrageous rollercoasters and gaming modes

Great to begin with but after a full day with it im pretty bored, the sand box mode is ok to fall back on but you need to complete most of the boring repetitive main challenges to unlock the material required to properly enjoy the sandbox mode.

Ever dreamed of being in control of your very own, futuristic theme park? ScreamRide offers the chance to do something a little like that. Brought to you from Frontier Developments (ex RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 and Thrillville developers) ScreamRide takes the idea of a theme park to a rather different...

Leaderboard challenging l Fun at first l Creation Centre

Tedious l Unimaginative l No multiplayer l No wow factor l Robotic narration

A disturbing sense of satisfaction accompanies the launching of a rollercoaster full of pedestrians into a roaring skyscraper, only for you to sit back and marvel at the unfolding destruction.

A creative and fun array of mechanics; Demolition Expert mode is brilliant fun; made even better by some unpredictable physics; A wealth of user generated content on top of the main game; Excellent yet somewhat limited creation tools

Certain modes feel uneven and frustrating; with poorly explained objectives; Poor framerate and other technical issues pop up throughout; Fails to make full use of its mechanics and grows boring as a result

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Excellent building tools; Fun destruction; Good variety; Community levels

Boring visual theme; Screamrider gameplay; Lacking in structure

Screamride won't offer a ton of replay value unless you enjoy building new coasters again and again. However, what it does offer are some fun, short minigames that can keep you coming back for higher scores or faster times.

When it comes to theme park games, Frontier Developments can be considered one of the experts in the field. Going back, it's done the recent Zoo Tycoon remake, Kinect Disneyland Adventures , both Thrillville games, and all three entries in the RollerCoaster Tycoon series.

Violence-mild sex-none language-just screaming Gamble-none Drugs-none its OKAY

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.

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