When you think of Hollywood…
You probably picture the actors.
The red carpets.
The Oscars.
But what about the people who actually jump off buildings, crash cars, and get set on fire?
The stunt performers.
Now they’re finally getting their own game.
And it looks unlike anything we’ve seen before.
Welcome to Stuntman Hollywood.
Instead of playing a movie star, you play a professional stunt driver, hired to perform increasingly insane action scenes across blockbuster films. Every mission is about pulling off spectacular stunts while making them look as cinematic as possible.
Think about it…
One minute you’re drifting through downtown Los Angeles during a high-speed police chase.
The next, you’re launching a muscle car over a collapsing bridge, smashing through explosions, or escaping a train seconds before impact.
The crazier the stunt…
The better your score.
But this isn’t just about destruction.
You’ll also have to impress directors, unlock bigger movie productions, expand your garage with new vehicles, and build your reputation as Hollywood’s most fearless stunt performer.
The game promises a huge variety of vehicles, from classic American muscle cars to modern supercars, off-road machines and movie-inspired rides, each behaving differently depending on the stunt you’re attempting.
Even better…
It’s coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, meaning the developers are fully targeting current-generation hardware to deliver larger environments, more realistic physics and Hollywood-worthy destruction.
While an exact release date hasn’t been confirmed yet, the game is expected to arrive in 2027, and it’s already catching the attention of racing and action fans looking for something different from the usual driving simulators.
Because sometimes…
Being the hero isn’t about saving the world.
It’s about making someone else look like the hero…
Without anyone realizing you were the one behind the stunt.
So here’s the real question…
If you had one chance to perform the most insane movie stunt ever… would you hit the gas, or back out before the cameras start rolling?
