Screamride Is Great, But Players Are Making It Even Better
Is Frontier Development's Xbox-exclusive amusement ride builder worth a play? That depends—how strong is your stomach?
Hooray For Motion Sickness! The Saturday Stream Plays ScreamRide (Done)
The spiritual successor to RollerCoaster Tycoon arrives on Xboxes this Tuesday, giving players the ability to design, test-drive and destroy insane amusement park rides. I just want to see if the game's blazing speed will make Twitch pee itself.
Some exciting news for Xbox gamers: Microsoft just confirmed the release dates for three rad-looking games that are all coming out this Spring—i.e., soon. The games are Ori and the Blind Forest (March 11th, $19.99), Screamride (March 3rd, $39.99), and the Xbox One version of State of Decay (April 28th, $29.99). Woo!
ScreamRide Announced For Xbox
New Rollercoaster Tycoon? Nope: this is ScreamRide, a newly-announced Rollercoaster Tycoon-like-game for Xbox One and 360, shown off at Microsoft's Gamescom conference in Germany today.
