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

The gameplay is basically the same between the two versions of ScreamRide. However, community-minded players should be aware that the ability to share your created levels (and experience other user's creations) is exclusive to Xbox One.

Will ScreamRide leave Conrad Reyners squealing with delight, or has Microsoft just blown chunks on everyone from the top of the loop-the-loop? No admission fee necessary, dear reader.

Exciting first person minigame; and more depth than meets the eye

It's a three games in one deal; poorly brought together as a whole

As fun as it is, there's something rather...disturbing...about Screamride. A game about racing rollercoaster cars down rails at tremendous speeds and smashing them into concrete skyscrapers isn't to be taken seriously, of course, and I'm not terribly concerned about the riders, who seem beyond...

Demolition is a blast; Screamriding brings occasional thrills; Great interface makes it easy to interact with the creation tools

Sandbox and sharing suffer from some bizarre limitations; Frame rate and control issues

Sorry for the Red Hot Chili Peppers lyrics to open, but it was that or B*Witched. So as you may have guessed, ScreamRide is a rollercoaster game, sort of. It is at it's core a rollercoaster game, but it does try to go a little deeper than that.

A solid game that definitely has an audience. Might lack replay value, could be too short or there are some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

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.

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

Boring visual theme; Screamrider gameplay; Lacking in structure

A highly unique, refreshing take on the rollercoaster genre, Screamride manages to, rather successfully, translate complex ride design into an exhilarating high-score shoot-out. Of course, it lacks the challenge of similar titles in the genre, but there's an addictive, therapeutic drive that might...

+ Build rollercoasters; + Campaign can take a long time to complete in full; + Smooth difficulty curve; + Great performance

- $50 is a little steep; - One-third of career mode is inaccessible to those without prior rollercoaster game experience; - Hinges on strength of community

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.