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Stuntman: Hollywood Announced for PS5

PlayStation Blog announced Stuntman: Hollywood, a stunt-driving game featuring Universal film properties, for PS5 on June 2. The title revives the Stuntman concept with episode-based film shoots and a star-rating system.

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Sony Interactive Entertainment announced Stuntman: Hollywood for PlayStation 5. Players act as stunt performers executing arcade vehicle stunts and crashes in episodic levels based on Universal properties such as Fast & Furious and Back to the Future. Star ratings on required and optional tasks lead to film awards and extra content.

Sony Interactive Entertainment announced Stuntman: Hollywood for PlayStation 5 on June 2, 2026. The game places players in the role of a stunt performer working on films inspired by Universal Pictures and NBCUniversal properties.

Stuntman: Hollywood draws from the original Stuntman series along with influences from Burnout and Split/Second. It emphasizes arcade-style racing speed, vehicle control, crashes, destruction, and precise stunt execution. Each film production is divided into episodes that function as distinct levels, each featuring a unique vehicle and gameplay variations that alter the environment, pace, and objectives.
Licensed stunts reference titles including Fast & Furious, Back to the Future, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, and Death Race. Players control vehicles such as the Time Machine and KITT, in addition to cars, SUVs, motorcycles, and a school bus. Directors issue timed tasks such as drifting sections, maintaining tight lines, crashing through obstacles, dodging incoming fire, and balancing on two wheels, with limited takes allowed per scene.
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A star-rating system evaluates performance on required and optional free stunts, where players can add stylistic risks. Higher star totals lead to prestigious awards for completed films. Additional content includes B-roll episodes, short filler films, and stunt arenas. The Garage mode displays career progress through collected items, trophies, and keepsakes.
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The announcement directs players to wishlist the title on PS5. No release date was provided beyond the statement that it is coming soon.
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