Description

One of the classic 3D car racing simulations. A variety of cars and opponents to choose from. The game provided unusual stunt objects including loops, corkscrews and jumps. You can watch your race in instant replay from different camera angles. A track editor is included as well.

Alternate Titles

  • "4D Sports Driving" -- European title

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User Reviews

One of the best racing games DOS Emepol (395)
Realistic? Not Really. Fun? You bet! DOS Chris Martin Bronze Star Contributing Member (1115)
Many great nights were spent playing this gem. DOS Brian Hirt (9984)
Maybe not everyone liked it, but I did! DOS Olivier Masse (422)
Might be the most addictive racer ever! DOS Rensch (169)
Not terribly realistic, but fun all the same. DOS Trixter Bronze Star Contributing Member (8860)
4D Sports Driving DOS Ashley Pomeroy (227)
Coming from the creators of the "Test Drive" catastrophe: A FABULOUS GAME!! DOS Jim Fun (226)
So much fun it's freaky! DOS MiG Attack (9)
Just Ok DOS Yeah Right (61)

The Press Says

Abandonia DOS Oct 19, 2003 5 out of 5 100
Kingdom of Desire DOS Sep 16, 2006 9.5 out of 10 95
Datormagazin Amiga Mar 12, 1992 91 out of 100 91
Retrogaming.it DOS Apr 04, 2008 9 out of 10 90
Power Play DOS Apr, 1991 77 out of 100 77
CU Amiga Amiga Mar, 1992 75 out of 100 75
Power Play Amiga Apr, 1992 75 out of 100 75
Amiga Joker Amiga Mar, 1992 51 out of 100 51
GamersHell.com DOS Sep 15, 2000 5 out of 10 50
Amiga Format Amiga Apr, 1992 22 out of 100 22

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Trivia

This game is referred to in a few places as "4D-Racing". Search Related Sites for the FAQ and more info why.

Stunts was developed by the same team (DSI) that made Test Drive and Test Drive 2 for Accolade. It was released around the same time Test Drive 3 (not made by DSI) was released.

Editor's note: Accolade chose not to renew their business relationship with DSI for Test Drive 3 because DSI had, under a "psuedonym" (USI), used the same technology they developed for TD1 and TD2 in Outrun. Accolade sued them, claiming that they owned all the technology created for the Test Drive projects. (If memory serves, they settled out of court with DSI paying a settlement to Accolade.)

One of the appealing features of Stunts is how buggy it is. It is not uncommon to hit a car, wall, or other obstacle and--instead of merely crashing--fly straight up into the air 500 feet high, then slowly fall back to earth. There are many replays available on Stunts fan pages that document this.


This entry was contributed by Andy Voss (1633) and Martin Smith (64028)
 

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