Stuntman Hollywood Brings Movie Stunts to Players

Stuntman: Hollywood Officially Revealed

During the latest State of Play event, Saber Interactive announced a collaboration with Universal Products & Experiences to reveal Stuntman: Hollywood, a new entry in the stunt-driving action series.

This time, players will head to Hollywood and take the role of a stunt driver working on major movie productions. The game focuses on dangerous driving, explosive set pieces, and high-speed action inspired by famous licensed films and TV series.

About Stuntman: Hollywood

Stuntman: Hollywood is an action racing game where players become one of Hollywood’s most in-demand stunt drivers.

Players must drive through scenes from famous movies without fear, facing dangerous obstacles, twisting routes, explosions, and risky moments where every decision can decide whether the stunt succeeds or fails.

As players rise toward stardom, they can unlock new vehicles, including motorcycles, sports cars, supercars, and familiar vehicles inspired by well-known film scenes.

Inspired by Famous Movies and TV Shows

The stages in Stuntman: Hollywood take inspiration from several famous works, including Back to the Future, Miami Vice, Death Race, and Fast and Furious.

Because of this, players can expect a game built around cinematic driving, high-speed stunts, and dramatic action scenes. The game also presents these moments with realistic graphics to help make each set piece feel like part of a big movie production.

For players looking for a driving game with a different concept from normal racing, Stuntman: Hollywood could be one to watch.

Planned Platforms

Stuntman: Hollywood is planned for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Players who are interested can already visit the game’s Steam page to check more details and add it to their wishlist.

Stuntman: Hollywood has a fun concept because it does not focus only on racing to the finish line. Instead, it turns driving into a movie stunt performance filled with danger, timing, explosions, and stylish chaos. With Saber Interactive and Universal working together, this could become a fresh action-racing game for players who want something more cinematic.