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 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.

ScreamRide is an odd little game. As Nintendo and Sony bring out new hardware and big exclusives, Microsoft's answer is a trio of roller-coaster themed minigames from the developers of Rollercoaster Tycoon.

Visceral ScreamRiding has surprising sticking power; Sandbox mode is very versatile; will provide plenty of UGC; Demolitions Training is a laugh while it lasts

Shocking lack of personality saps fun factor, can feel like a chore, Engineering mode is Roller-Coaster Purgatory, Camera issues and control concerns with in Sandbox and Demolitions; Kinect functionality sorely missing, Feels half-baked and incoherent, not a complete package

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

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.

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

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.

If only it had been considerably cheaper, or considerably bigger in scope, this could've been a fun ride, but as it is ScreamRide is not really worth the price of entry.

The 3D design interface works well and Engineering mode offers a reasonable amount of freedom; Demolition Expert can be a lot of fun and ScreamRider has its moments

The three main modes are an odd mix and few people are likely to enjoy them all; Sandbox mode is too limited; Mediocre graphics and too expensive

Whether many players will bother to tinker to that extent remains to be seen, because it's only through experimentation that I even found these options. It's here that the limitations of Engineer mode are laid bare, because what should be the ideal tutorial for Sandbox mode scarcely covers the...