Originally unveiled during June’s PlayStation State of Play presentation, Stuntman: Hollywood breathes new life into the long-dormant stunt-driving franchise. The upcoming title challenges players to execute precision vehicular choreography across legendary Hollywood soundstages, featuring beloved cinematic universes such as Back to the Future, Mad Max, and Knight Rider. Now, the latest reveal confirms that the prehistoric peril of the Jurassic World franchise is joining the roster.
The newly released footage delivers a thrilling mix of cinematic flair and real-time gameplay, putting players in the driver’s seat of signature park Jeeps and scramblers across iconic locales from modern film lore. High-octane highlights include matching pace with a hunting velociraptor pack through dense woodland, racing against cataclysmic volcanic eruptions in a nod to Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and executing a daring, gravity-defying backflip over the jaws of an enraged Tyrannosaurus rex.
While developer milestones and a finalized release date remain unannounced, Stuntman: Hollywood is currently slated to launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
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