The coaster will ride like American Thunder at absolute best, based on how it looks in that shot they released from the Skyride, which could definitely be played off as a family coaster and had several kids riding it with their parents. So why they gave it an incredibly dark theme involving cults and human sacrifice is beyond me. I like the coaster, I like the theme, but not together. If I'm correct that it's smack dab between Mutiny and Katanga, either pirates or African would have made a great theme for a coaster that caters to this demographic. Or they could have used the theme on a larger, more edgy GCI like Mystic Timbers or Renegade.
And that ridiculous claim of being the world's first. It's not like this is a pointless addition and it deserves a bit more to highlight exactly why it's so unique. It's the first 21st century era wooden coaster in the UK, this alone should be enough to draw people to the park, so they could have focused on that instead of hyping up a few fire cannons that they'll turn off after a year or two. I agree that it's ridiculous, especially with them ignoring the main reason this is such an important coaster. Not much new from me on this topic.
It looks cool sprawling down over that hillside like that with the wicker man prop so I love how it looks and I'd say it's a cool coaster. Not world class, not even top ten, just a cool coaster with a neat theme that has a great visual presence.