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Stuntman: Hollywood Adds Jurassic World Sets and Dinosaurs in New Trailer - News Directory 3

Stuntman: Hollywood Adds Jurassic World Sets and Dinosaurs in New Trailer

August 27, 2026 Lisa Park Tech
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  • Stuntman: Hollywood is making its return to the gaming industry, adding Universal Pictures’ Jurassic World to its growing roster of licensed cinematic properties, according to an announcement from...
  • The newly revealed collaboration brings dinosaurs and modern blockbuster environments directly into the game's stunt arenas.
  • Stuntman: Hollywood builds on a foundation of classic and modern cinematic worlds first revealed during a June PlayStation State of Play event.
Original source: gameinformer.com

Stuntman: Hollywood is making its return to the gaming industry, adding Universal Pictures’ Jurassic World to its growing roster of licensed cinematic properties, according to an announcement from developer Saber Interactive. The single-player action racing game revives a dormant franchise, allowing players to execute high-stakes vehicular stunts across iconic movie sets on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam.

Jurassic World Set Pieces and Action Sequences

The newly revealed collaboration brings dinosaurs and modern blockbuster environments directly into the game’s stunt arenas. According to developer announcements and trailer details, players will navigate massive set pieces, dangerous terrain, and unpredictable obstacles while keeping cameras rolling. The gameplay features specific cinematic sequences, such as driving a park jeep and riding a motorcycle alongside a pack of raptors in a forest setting reminiscent of the first Jurassic World film. Another standout stunt highlighted in promotional material involves a player performing a motorcycle backflip over the open jaws of a T. rex.

Expanding the Cinematic Stunt Lineup

Stuntman: Hollywood builds on a foundation of classic and modern cinematic worlds first revealed during a June PlayStation State of Play event. Alongside the newly added Jurassic World IP, the game features set pieces inspired by other major Universal Pictures films and NBCUniversal television series. According to verified coverage, the lineup includes properties such as Fast & Furious, Back to the Future, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, and Mad Max. Saber Interactive’s design lets players master various vehicles, from high-performance cars to motorcycles, executing controlled drifts and gravity-defying jumps to secure the perfect take.

Release Platforms and Launch Window

While Saber Interactive has confirmed that Stuntman: Hollywood will launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, no official release date or window has been announced. Fans awaiting the return of the stunt-driving franchise will need to monitor future developer updates for scheduling details.

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NEW Jurassic Raptor Escape Stunt Show Previewed at Universal Studios Hollywood!

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