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description Stunts Overview

Stunts is a 1990s racing video game developed by Distinctive Software and published by Broderbund. The title’s notable feature was its emphasis on extreme stunts and elaborate track design through an integrated editor. Players could create and race custom courses, recalling the arcade style of Hard Drivin’. It appeals to fans of retro racing games and those interested in 3D simulation experiences with a focus on creative course building.

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info Stunts Specifications

Country	Canada
Year	1990

help Stunts FAQ

Can players build their own tracks in Stunts?

Yes. The integrated editor lets players combine roads with loops, jumps, corkscrews, tunnels, banked corners, and other pieces, then immediately race the finished course.

What happens when you crash in Stunts?

A crash ends the current run, but Stunts includes an instant replay system that lets players watch the accident from different camera views. Replays can also be saved, which helped make spectacular jumps and failures part of the game's appeal.

Is Stunts the same game as 4D Sports: Driving?

Yes. Stunts was released under the name 4D Sports: Driving in some markets, but both names refer to Distinctive Software's 1990 3D racing game.

Which older racing game influenced Stunts?

Stunts was strongly influenced by Atari's 1989 arcade game Hard Drivin'. It expanded that style of polygonal stunt racing with a flexible track editor and several drivable cars on MS-DOS.

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