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!!!!

Fantastic game, absolutely loved it. Do not expect to build an entire theme park though.It is simply rollercoasters and these swinging machines that sling several types of cabins into buildings, causing as much destruction as possible.

Good game. Got it for 299.

I'll just come right out and say it. ScreamRide is amazing! I'm sure everyone at one time or another has played a Roller Coaster Tycoon game and who wouldn't. They are incredibly fun sim games where you create your own theme parks.

Screamride's three jobs allow you to play and pass its thrillride levels in a variety of ways, but I reached the greatest satisfaction when I discovered the perfect way to traverse a track, build a coaster, or demolish a string of buildings in ScreamRider and Demolition Expert modes.

Complex creation tools; Highly replayable; Fun jobs

Difficulty spike; Technical issues

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

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

ScreamRide feels like three games in one. This game has something for you no matter if you want to build, ride, or destroy. With the Sandbox mode, the content contained in the game is just the beginning.

Frontier Developments is no stranger to rollercoasters or build/management sims. Known for games like Rollercoaster Tycoon, Thrillville, and most recently, Zoo Tycoon for the Xbox One, Frontier is ready to put their unique spin on this niche genre with ScreamRide, a new build and destroy action/sim...

Positives Truly infinite sandbox potential Challenging and addicting gameplay Varied modes to keep things fresh

Negatives Graphics are simplistic and flat Analog editor controls are troublesome