Ulrich Steppberger says: The roller coaster fun has charm, even if Frontier takes great pains to hide it ? the rather old-fashioned visuals look like a poor man's Trials Evolution instead of enticing you with a flashy production. Those who are not put off by this get three games in one, so to speak: the test drives are entertaining, but not particularly profound and quickly completed, the destruction...

Only the potent sandbox mode feels as if it can also motivate in the long run, especially because once creations have been made, they can be uploaded and shared with the rest of the world. In the long run, this results in an almost inexhaustible supply of different tracks. In the end, there is the question of value for money: Roller coaster fans who enjoy complex level editors may be happy to invest...

ScreamRide is unfortunately not the hoped-for spiritual descendant of the Thrillville series. Instead of park construction and larger economic contexts, the three-part campaign with over 50 missions essentially relies on mini-games. While the roller coaster races of the "Screamrider" can at least score with speed, the destruction mode is nothing more than an Angry Birds clone in disguise, which left...

ScreamRide is essentially just a bloated arcade game with witless and repetitive content. The game is not worth the high price of 40 euros.