Buy ScreamRide by Microsoft Game Studios for Xbox 360 at GameStop. Find release dates, customer reviews, previews, and more. As much as I like to think I’m some intellectual snob, the truth — at least as far as gaming goes — is that my tastes are much, much more unsophisticated.

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The action is set in a futuristic test park, and players can take part in the campaign or just do their own thing in the sandbox mode. There are three jobs in the campaign, with Screamrider serving as something of a racing game, Demolition Expert challenging gamers to destroy coasters and surrounding buildings, and the Engineer mode tasking them with completing various coaster construction objectives. Game building Limitations not necessaryThe concept of building extreme rides and rollercoasters is awesome. However this game appears to have many limitations like number of pieces etc and levels that need unlocking to open up more pieces all which prevents this game from being truly great. For whatever reason console game developers love to control the player with mandatory missions to unlock. What happen to free exploration and no limits on avail options from the outset?

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A gameplay screenshots of the game's Screamrider modeScreamride features more than 50 levels and three gameplay modes: Engineer, ScreamRider and Demolition Expert. In the Engineering mode, players are tasked to solve development puzzle for roller coaster and thrill rides to meet certain conditions with limited resources. In the Screamrider mode, players can ride and take control of the coasters, with an aim of keeping riders from falling off the coaster. In the Demolition Expert mode, players are tasked with demolishing environments and objects to meet various conditions in order to gain points by throwing cabins with people. All parts of the roller coaster are destructible. Removing any single part will naturally cause derailment of the coasters. Destroying the coaster will also lead to the destruction of buildings.

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Well placed coaster destruction could lead to explosion, chain reaction and the collapse of a skyscraper. There is also a sandbox mode, which allow players to build coasters with extreme designs with props, ride pieces and modular scenery.

Players can create coasters, amusements and environments from the ground-up.Although the game does not feature multiplayer, it features an online leaderboard. On Xbox One, players can also take control of coasters shared and created by other players through. They can also race with others to ride a coaster as fast as possible and gain 'scream rating' through the process.Screamride has been regarded by some reviewers as a 'spiritual successor' to.

Setting The game is set in the year 2400 where a number of thrill-seekers are employed by a fictional corporation called Screamworks to experience a variety of extreme roller coasters and rides for the future of humanity and sciences. Development The game was announced at during the Microsoft press conference. The release date was announced on November 14, 2014. A demo of the game was released for the Xbox 360 and Xbox One on February 17, 2015. Reception ReceptionAggregate scoresAggregatorScore(XONE) 75.19%(XONE) 71/100Review scoresPublicationScore7/106.5/107/108.2/106/108/106/10Gaming Nexus9.5/10Screamride received mixed to positive reviews from critics, with praise particularly directed to the game's fun element, gameplay, destruction, theme and puzzle-design, while receiving criticism regarding the game's difficulty, technical issues and presentation. It received an aggregated score of 75.19% on based on 36 reviews and 71/100 on based on 54 reviews.Writing for, Nick Tan gave the game a 4.5/5, praising the game's futuristic theme, rich content, high replayability, addictive gameplay, accessible coaster-building, flexible sandbox mode, which allows players to fully utilize their creativity, as well as the level sharing, which adds free content to the game. He also praised the game for capturing and delivering the 'fun factor' that many other modern games lack of, as well as the 3 game modes, which he stated 'they all fit together cohesively and challenge your gaming prowess from multiple angles and directions.'

He summarized the review by saying that ' Screamride is a surprisingly remarkable Xbox exclusive. It's truly a game that's greater than the sum of its parts, and yet every part is crafted with care and a sense of excitement.' Writing for, Miranda Sanchez praised the 3 distinct game modes, satisfying destruction and explosion, strategic, tactical and rewarding gameplay, relaxing soundtrack, as well as the control in the Engineer mode, which she stated 'simple yet complex enough to build intricate coasters'.

However, she criticized the frustrating difficulty spike in the career mode and occasional camera and issues. A gameplay screenshot of Demolition Expert. Destruction, one of the key features of the game, was well received by criticsArthur Gies from gave the game an 8/10, praising the environmental destruction, excellent puzzle-design, as well as the gameplay, which offered players freedom and room for experimenting. However, he also criticized the overwhelming amount of coaster pieces and environmental types. He summarized the review by calling the game 'one of the first great surprises of 2015.' Download commando 3 full movie.

Kevin VanOrd from gave the game a 7/10, while praising the game's user interface, Demolition Expert mode, which he stated 'akin to a 3D version of ', he criticized the numerous limitations in the Engineer and Sandbox mode. He stated that 'Your enjoyment depends on your willingness to cast aside memories of and its freedoms in favor of Screamride's aggressive xtreme attitude and unique mix of construction and destruction.'

Joe Juba from gave the game a 6.5/10, praising its colourful graphics, while criticizing the unremarkable voice-acting, repetitive soundtrack, locked pieces in the sandbox mode, which only unlocked when the player meet certain point in the campaign mode. He also noted that the game lost its charm and excitement as the game progresses.Writing for, David Robert gave the game a 2.5/5, criticizing its boring scenarios, dull presentation, unconnected, isolated and compartmentalized game modes. He stated that ' Screamride suffers from an identity crisis, and whenever it tries to focus on anything that isn't roller coaster creation, it falls apart.' References. Stephany Nunneley (November 14, 2014). Retrieved November 14, 2014.

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