Saber Interactive to Add Dinosaurs to Stuntman: Hollywood
Saber Interactive announced at gamescom 2026 that Stuntman: Hollywood will feature Jurassic World-inspired episodes alongside scenarios based on Fast & Furious, Back to the Future, Knight Rider, and Miami Vice, requiring players to perform car and motorcycle stunts while fleeing from dinosaurs.
Jurassic World will appear in Stuntman: Hollywood, a new game by Saber Interactive where players perform dangerous stunts on movie sets, including escaping from dinosaurs.
The developers shared this news at gamescom 2026. The game combines action and racing, letting players step into the role of a stunt driver. In the Jurassic World-inspired episodes, players race through dangerous environments, navigate around obstacles, and execute precise maneuvers while dinosaurs raise the stakes of the action.
Jurassic World is not the only cinematic universe featured in the game. The developers previously confirmed scenarios and movie sets based on Fast & Furious, Back to the Future, Knight Rider, and Miami Vice. Players can use cars and motorcycles, perform jumps, controlled drifts, and other stunts. The main goal is to successfully execute the entire scene and get a good take.
In one of the shown scenes, an off-road vehicle makes its way through the jungle while avoiding falling rocks. In another, a motorcyclist escapes from dinosaurs during a volcanic eruption.
Stuntman: Hollywood will be released on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. A release date has not yet been announced.
Source: iXBT.games
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