On the PlayStation Blog, they announced Stuntman: Hollywood — a game for PS5, where the focus is not just on racing, but on filming movies. Everything revolves around stunts, precise control, and the moment when the director finally says, “Cut!”.

The project combines the speed of arcade racing, the spectacular chaos of crashes and destruction, and the complexity required for each dangerous stunt. The developers directly cite the original Stuntman, as well as Burnout and Split/Second, as their benchmarks.

The game will feature staged scenes inspired by films and shows from Universal Pictures and NBCUniversal, including Fast & Furious, Back to the Future, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, and Death Race.

Players will get to drive various vehicles: from the legendary time machine and KITT to other cars, SUVs, motorcycles, and even a school bus.

Each film is divided into episodes, and each episode is a separate level with its own vehicle and unique gameplay changes. On set, the director will set new tasks: to drift, maintain a precise trajectory, break through obstacles, dodge fire, and ride on two wheels.

Time will be limited, and the number of attempts per scene will not be infinite. There are also free stunts, where players can take risks for a spectacular shot: driving past a flamethrower, avoiding an explosion at the last moment, or maximizing the scene.

For good performance, players will earn stars. They are awarded for both mandatory stunts and free maneuvers, and in each episode, the goal is the same — to collect as many as possible.

In addition to the main campaign, Stuntman: Hollywood will feature more challenging trials, B-roll episodes, short filler films, and stunt arenas — separate arenas for stunts. All achievements will be displayed in the Garage, where items, trophies, and other memorabilia will be collected.