What makes Demolition Expert even better, however, is the increasingly complex levels. There’s something incredibly pleasing about identifying a weak point on a structure, nailing it, then watching the building collapse into dust, especially when you manage to create a few chain reactions along the way. That alone is satisfying enough, in an Angry Birds kinda way. In its simplest form the activity is about flinging amusement ride pods at buildings and watching them tumble. Scream Rider inspires the best kind of 'one more go' compulsion, despite its simplicity.ĭemolition Expert is a lot more involved. In the case of Scream Rider it means you’ll keep coming back to tracks, memorising patterns and inputs in an attempt to finish with a quicker time, build your boost to 100%, or make it around without derailing once. This is what you’ll spend most of your time attempting to do in Career Mode, across all three of the different disciplines: repeating, refining and improving. But unlocking further levels depends on attaining a high score and earning commendations, with a variety of bonus challenges thrown in for good measure. Completing a level is easy: all you have to do is make it around the track and the penalties for derailing are slight. With these pretty meagre ingredients, Frontier has created a fantastically simple but increasingly tricky arcade experience. You’ll have to hit commands with split-second accuracy to build your boost meter, push the cart up onto two wheels in order to avoid obstacles, and keep your speed in check so you don’t derail and send your coaster car spinning into the distance.
Scream Rider is the racing aspect of the game, tasking players with making it to the end of the track in the fastest, most skilful manner possible.
ScreamRide’s Career mode is split into three activities Scream Rider, Engineer and Demolition Expert, spread across over 60 levels of racing, building and destroying.
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