Stuntman: Hollywood Brings Universal Film IP to Racing at Gamescom
The game's hook is the Universal partnership, letting players drive through licensed scenes from Jurassic World, Miami Vice, Earthquake, and Fast & Furious, with roughly 40 works planned at launch.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Saber Interactive showed a playable demo of Stuntman: Hollywood at gamescom 2026. The action racing game is the successor to the 2000s Stuntman series, set on Hollywood film shoots. It features licensed sets and scenes from Universal Pictures films and NBC series, including Jurassic World, Miami Vice, Earthquake, and Fast & Furious. Around 40 works are expected at launch.
Saber Interactive's Stuntman: Hollywood is built around a licensing deal with Universal Products & Experiences. The playable demo at gamescom 2026 included four stages: a neon-lit Miami Vice chase, an Earthquake disaster run through a collapsing city, a Fast & Furious muscle car sequence with chain explosions, and a Jurassic World off-road bike course with dinosaur attacks.
Players follow real-time director instructions, hitting markers with precise timing to complete film scenes. Accuracy earns points, with bonuses for risky freestyle moves. The full game is expected to feature around 40 licensed works at launch, including Knight Rider, Back to the Future, The Blues Brothers, Jaws, Scarface, and Death Race.
- Miami Vice: 1980s-style Miami, drifts and technical driving alongside jet skis
- Earthquake: Panic action stage through a collapsing urban area
- Fast & Furious: Muscle car chase through chain explosions on a Hollywood set
- Jurassic World: Off-road bike course with animatronic and CG dinosaur attacks
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