Stuntman Returns With a Fresh Face and Real Hollywood Credentials
If you're from the '90s generation, you remember the original Stuntman on PlayStation — that game that made you feel like an actual stunt coordinator pulling off insane action sequences. Well, Saber Interactive is waking it from its deep slumber, and this time it's packed with legitimate film and TV show licenses. The latest announcement? Jurassic World is coming to the game, and honestly, that's not a bad surprise at all.
What This Actually Means
In my opinion, landing licenses this big signals one thing clearly: Saber Interactive is taking this remake seriously. The original game was genuinely unique — it wasn't your standard racing game; it was a hands-on cinematic stunt design experience. Jurassic World joining the roster means we could see actual movie scenes or sequences inspired by them, and that's the difference between a run-of-the-mill arcade game and one with real personality and soul.
But real talk? I still don't know exactly how many games and shows have made it into the game at this point. The Jurassic World trailer is sick, but I'm wondering: is just having the licenses enough? The real test is whether the levels are actually fun, whether you feel like you're driving through a scene that genuinely deserves to be in a movie.
Who Should Play This?
I'd strongly recommend it if you're:
- Into classic arcade and straightforward, no-nonsense fun games
- A Jurassic fan or someone interested in experiences that blend gaming with real cinema
- Looking for a game that doesn't demand hours of commitment — just short, crazy levels you can jump in and out of
But if you're expecting a deep, realistic driving sim like Forza, this isn't for you. Stuntman: Hollywood tells you flat out from the start: I'm here for pure fun and over-the-top action, nothing more.
