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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera· ·1.5 min read

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.
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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